A series of studies has found that people rate products higher over time, as they become more experienced with the reviewal process. But this isn't because they have a more nuanced understanding of the reviewal process, but because they subconciously become more lenient with their marking.

A BBC Loneliness Experiment, which surveyed 55,000 people from around the world, has found that younger people feel lonelier than any other generation. But this isn't just something specific to Gen Z – in retrospect, all generations admit they felt the loneliest when they were younger.

Research has found that employees with unlimited vacation plans actually take fewer days off on average than those under traditional schemes. It's due to a sense of guilt, fear of being perceived as lazy, and uncertainty around how much time is really ok to take off.

For Paris’ highest earners, a feeling of discontent is brewing with the idea of living in the country's capital. As lengthy commutes swallow up the limited hours that business people have outside the office, successful professionals are looking to move to places where they can maximise their free time.