Psychology Capsules

3 capsules

Myers-Briggs: Reliability, Typology, and Personal Growth

Myers-Briggs: Reliability, Typology, and Personal Growth

Millions take the Myers-Briggs for work and self-understanding, but whether it measures anything real is hotly contested. These views range from rejecting its forced either-or categories, to failing psychometric reliability, to preferring science-backed models, to defending it as a useful nudge for personal growth. Read them to decide how much weight your type deserves.

Personality test · 62 stops · ~124 minFree
A Gambler's Guide to Casino Psychology and Safer Play

A Gambler's Guide to Casino Psychology and Safer Play

Casinos are engineered down to the carpet to keep you at the table, and knowing how changes how you play. These tactics cover the brain science of near-misses and unpredictable rewards, layouts and sensory overload that wear down judgment, rigged odds that hide the true cost, and the discipline of knowing when to walk. See the full playbook so you can make smarter calls.

Casino design · 58 stops · ~116 minFree
Astrology and Evidence: Testing, Bias, and Self-Reflection

Astrology and Evidence: Testing, Bias, and Self-Reflection

Astrology keeps failing rigorous tests of predictive power, yet millions still organize their lives around it. These views span the science that debunks it, the cognitive biases that sustain belief, and the case for horoscopes as tools for self-reflection rather than prediction. Weighing them shows what astrology can't do and what it still does for people anyway.

Astrology · 99 stops · ~198 minFree