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The paradox of choice: when abundance paralyzes us
Too much choice paralyzes us and makes us unhappier. Psychology reveals why an abundance of options sabotages our decisions and satisfaction.
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Too much choice paralyzes us and makes us unhappier. Psychology reveals why an abundance of options sabotages our decisions and satisfaction.
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Before the Industrial Revolution, our ancestors slept in two separate phases. Historian Roger Ekirch proved it with more than 500 historical sources.
Science
The negativity bias makes us believe the world is going badly. Rosling’s data proves the opposite — and understanding why changes everything.
Nature
France is going through an exceptional heatwave in June 2026 with absolute records. Discover the affected areas and the essential health advice.
Actualités
The June 2026 heatwave reaches its peak with 37 departments under red alert, record temperatures and thunderstorms expected this Saturday, June 27.
Sportive
Discover the new round-of-32 format at the 2026 World Cup, the 32 qualified teams and France’s potential opponents from June 28.
Technologique
Mass cuts in tech, but 275,000 AI jobs remain unfilled: a look at the major paradox reshaping the labor market in 2026.
Technologique
RAISE Summit Paris 2026 (July 8-9, Carrousel du Louvre) brings together 9,000 AI experts. Program, stakes and what not to miss.
Technologique
Google is set to roll out AI Overviews in France from 2026. What it will change for users, media and websites: we explain.
Médicale
A humanitarian doctor returning from the DRC is the first confirmed Ebola case in France. What do we know about his condition, measures and risks?
Sportive
On June 26 in Boston, Les Bleus face Haaland's Norway for first place in Group I. Stakes, lineups and keys to the match explained.
Economique
The European directive imposes pay transparency in France in 2026. Discover your rights: salary ranges, gender equality and stronger protection.
Sportive
Deschamps leaves Les Bleus after the death of his mother. Guy Stéphan leads France against Norway on June 26 at the 2026 World Cup.
Sportive
France dominate Iraq 3-0 at the 2026 World Cup in Philadelphia. Mbappé marks his 100th cap with two goals, Dembélé scores the third. Les Bleus are...
Technologique
VivaTech 2026 celebrates its 10th anniversary from June 17 to 20 in Paris: sovereign AI, Macron, Modi, Nvidia and 15,000 startups on the agenda.
Consommation
The 2026 summer sales start on June 24. Official dates, money-saving tips, real deals and traps to avoid: our complete guide.
Politique
On June 18, 2026, Trump and Iran signed a 14-point memorandum at Versailles: reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions lifted, ceasefire.
Culture
Fête de la Musique 2026 on June 21: discover the program of free concerts in Paris and across France for this festive 45th edition.
Sportive
Les Bleus face Iraq on June 22 in Philadelphia: stakes, lineup, keys and prediction for France's 2nd match at the 2026 World Cup.
Science
False memories, the Mandela effect, eyewitness testimony... Human memory is not a faithful recording. It reinvents itself with every recall.
Nature
Beneath every forest lies an invisible fungal network linking trees together. What science really says about this “underground internet”.
Consommation
€100 aid for high-mileage drivers in 2026: conditions, eligible vehicles, how to apply on impots.gouv.fr before July 27.
Actualités
On June 18, 2026, Montmorillon reached 40.2°C in France: the first time in 2026. Orange alerts, forecasts and advice for coping with the heatwave...
Science
Some songs instantly take us back into the past. Science explains these involuntary musical memories and the brain mechanisms behind them.