356. If you repeatedly criticize someone for liking something you don’t, they won’t stop liking it. They’ll stop liking you.

357. When people feel they have no control over what is happening, they tend to see non-existent patterns in unrelated pictures and believe inconspiracy theories.

358. People regret quick decisions, even if the results are satisfying. Not the actual time allotted for the decision matters, but the feeling that the time was enough.

359. Strict parents can turn their kids into more effective liars because children who are afraid to tell the truth learn more deceptive behaviors to avoid getting in trouble.

360. Pressure to feel upbeat can make you feel downbeat while embracing your darker moods can actually make you feel better in the long run.