The Narrator

@mostlyobserving.bsky.social

NHS Nursing Assistant | Mental Health | BSc (Hons) Psychology (First Class, 2025) | Interests: Gardening, Nature, Photography, History, Art, Gaming, Music ...

'Put simply, girls appear to get more practice reading and responding to other people’s emotions, starting early in life. Like any skill built through repetition, whether it’s learning a new language or picking up a new instrument, the more you practice, the more natural it becomes' ...

Women are more emotionally intelligent than men, and that’s a problem – landmark study

New research - it’s one of the largest studies of emotional intelligence to date

theconversation.com

‘One of the biggest causes of ill health and harm for women, including in pregnancy, isn’t really treated on the NHS, and that is domestic abuse. ‘It affected 2.12 million women last year, but we don’t treat violence against women and girls as the epidemic it really is.’

Nursing in Practice@nursinginpractice.bsky.social · 5d ago

The government has outlined measures that will see violence against women and girls given a ‘public health approach’ – including new specialist support accessed via general practice. #VAWG #DomesticAbuse #PublicHealth buff.ly/TitrOWc

"Design choices that evoke personality and warmth encourage users to anthropomorphize these systems" [...] "simulated empathy" can create a "structurally asymmetric interaction, in which the user discloses and the system responds, but without reciprocity, vulnerability, or accountability."

The AI Chatbots That Tech Companies Are Aggressively Pushing to Billions of Users Appear to Be Causing Serious Psychological Harms, New Research Finds

The extensive use of AI chatbots can be linked to "severe negative outcomes" including psychological harm and suicide, a recent paper argues.

futurism.com

The mathematical extrapolation reaches its singularity the day before my birthday, heralding humanity's imminent annihilation. Apparently, we will be "squeezed to death." I remain cautiously optimistic ...

Scientists in 1960 predicted Friday 13 November 2026 will be ‘Doomsday’

An article in one of the world’s leading science journals predicted that the human population would approach infinity and effectively annihilate itself

independent.co.uk