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Can AI Measure Happiness?

July 24, 2026

Can AI Measure Happiness? Toward a Continuous, Personalized and Ethical Science of Wellbeing By Bhavkaran SinghRekhi Center of Excellence for the Science of Happiness For decades, happiness research has depended primarily on questionnaires. Participants are asked how satisfied they feel with their lives, how frequently they experience positive emotions, whether they feel socially connected, and whether their lives feel meaningful. These measures remain indispensable. The problem is that...

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Banner image: Is Happiness a Science or a Philosophy?

August 21, 2026

Is Happiness a Science or a Philosophy? The question arrives, reliably, in the first week of any happiness course. A student — usually one with a background in either the hard sciences or the humanities, rarely both — raises their hand and asks it with a mixture of genuine curiosity and mild scepticism: is this actually a science? Can you really study happiness in a laboratory? Can you...

Banner image: The Science of Happiness: A Timeline From Aristotle to AI

August 18, 2026

The Science of Happiness: A Timeline From Aristotle to AI The question has never changed. Only the methods have. For as long as human beings have been capable of asking what kind of life is worth living, they have been asking it. The ancient Greeks debated it in the agora. The Vedic sages explored it in the forests of the Gangetic plain. Medieval philosophers argued about it by...

Banner image: What Is the Science of Happiness, Really?

August 12, 2026

What Is the Science of Happiness, Really? People have been asking what happiness is for as long as there have been people. The ancient Greeks debated it in marble colonnades. The Vedic sages explored it in forest retreats. Medieval philosophers argued about it in candlelit manuscripts. Poets, mystics, monarchs, and monks have all taken their turn at the question — and most of them arrived at answers that...

Banner image: The 5-Minute Science of Happiness Audit You Can Do Right Now

August 12, 2026

The 5-Minute Science of Happiness Audit You Can Do Right Now Most of us spend considerable energy thinking about whether our work is going well, whether our finances are on track, whether our physical health deserves attention. We have annual performance reviews, quarterly financial check-ins, routine medical examinations. We have developed, over the course of modern life, a fairly sophisticated infrastructure for monitoring the external conditions of our...

Banner image: We Are Trying to Solve Poverty. We Are Trying to Solve Hunger. Why Haven't We Made Any Effort to Solve Unhappiness?

August 5, 2026

We Are Trying to Solve Poverty and World Hunger. Why Haven’t We Made Any Effort to Solve Unhappiness? In September 2015, the 193 member states of the United Nations adopted the most ambitious collective agreement in the history of international development. The Sustainable Development Goals — seventeen targets to be achieved by 2030 — committed the world’s governments to ending extreme poverty, eliminating hunger, ensuring universal access to...

Banner image: The Most Misunderstood Word in Psychology: What 'Resilience' Actually Means

August 5, 2026

The Most Misunderstood Word in Psychology: What ‘Resilience’ Actually Means Somewhere along the way, resilience became a personality trait that certain people have and others, through some combination of weakness and insufficient effort, do not. It became something you either possess — the grit, the bounce-back, the refusal to stay down — or something you are quietly told to develop, as though the prescription itself were the treatment....

Banner image: The Problem With Mindfulness Apps: What They Get Right, What They Miss, and What Actually Works

July 22, 2026

The Problem With Mindfulness Apps: What They Get Right, What They Miss, and What Actually Works Somewhere between the third and fourth minute of a guided breathing exercise on a popular wellness app, delivered in the kind of voice that suggests a person who has never experienced an urgent email, a thought tends to arrive: is this actually doing anything? It is a reasonable question. The mindfulness app...

Banner image: What 85 Years of Harvard Research Revealed About the One Thing That Makes Life Worth Living

July 22, 2026

What 85 Years of Harvard Research Revealed About the One Thing That Makes Life Worth Living In 1938, a group of researchers at Harvard University began following 268 male undergraduate students. They measured their bodies, interviewed their families, analysed their handwriting, and catalogued their personality traits. Then they waited. They tracked these men through the Second World War, through the building of careers and the raising of families,...

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