The music of living, memory, and meaning

A new study suggests younger generations may be aging faster biologically—and that accelerated aging could help explain rising rates of early-onset cancer.

We learn from experience, but not always from the parts that actually matter. What happens when our brains assign meaning to information that should be irrelevant?

If you try to bake a cake using the wrong ingredients, will it come out a winner? It is similar with forgiveness. Confusing it with other issues may lead you to reject the real thing.