The Psychology Behind Vibe Coding's Sudden Appeal
Vibe coding isn't just a new way to write software — it resolves something psychological. Here's why the approach feels so compelling even when the output isn't perfect.
Psychology & Human Nature
6 articles
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Why We Overthink Simple Decisions
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The Hidden Rewards of Doing Nothing
Discover why doing nothing isn’t laziness — it’s how your brain restores focus, builds creativity, and connects the dots you didn’t know existed.