Genuinely confident people can be the strong, silent type, someone who smiles and gives you a good handshake, or even the center of attention at every party, yet they all hold a few things in common.

What’s the best way to kill a government of the people, by the people, and for the people?

Turn the people against their government.

Imagine being so inspired by a single rock that you spent the next thirty years building a palace out of stones found along your postal route.

People love a splash of color, yet the desire for certain shades throughout history proved deadly.

If you’ve ever wandered into the kid’s animation section of Netflix, you’ve seen your share of bad animated shows, but AlltimeMovies thinks they’ve got the ultimate list of crap features.

Decades from now, historians and psychologists will likely still be trying to explain the Trump phenomenon (if we’re still around).

Stephen Fry adds some food for thought in this video explaining how cognitive biases may have played a role in not only who Trump is, but why people still believe him.

The online world is all about visuals, and nowhere is this more apparent than the popularity of Instagram.

To get noticed takes new angles and new tricks like those featured in this video from Cooperative of Photography.

We generally think of single-celled animals as being teeny-weeny to the point of being invisible to the naked eye, but not so the xenophyophore.

Language differences give us a fascinating view into how a culture thinks and sees, especially when it comes to colors. Is there anything we have in common the world over?

As society becomes more aware of mental health issues like anxiety, so, too, do more treatments become available.

Modern life isn’t always easy for the Greatest Generation, and handy devices like Amazon Echo aren’t necessarily designed to meet their needs.

A true leader is a person who brings out the best in their people, which in turn makes their business more profitable than ever.