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An exploration of the nature of predictability in art through the prism of historical memory, rituals, and the human need to repeat the familiar.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Social Psychology
Thousands have seen flying saucers, but what if this isn't about space, but about the mechanics of our collective need to believe?
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Sociology
Data analysis reveals that online communities perform the same functions as religious institutions. We examine the numbers, trends, and substitution mechanisms.
Interviews 2.0
The digital spirit of the great rebel doctor of the 16th century on how to treat humanity in the age of neural networks, infodemics, and digital demons – between molecules and mysticism.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Games
Breaking down the psychological tricks and design ploys that turn a mediocre game into a drug you simply cannot quit.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Behaviour
A personal experiment with delayed gratification revealed why the brain sabotages our long-term goals – and how to peacefully make a deal with it.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Humor
From vaudeville to memes: how humor over the last century shifted from innocent jokes into something awkward to laugh at – and even worse to stay silent about.
Why artificial intelligence gets lost in irony and sarcasm, and what that says about the nature of human communication – something we've taken for granted for so long.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Literature
A reflection on how the disappearance of mass reading might transform literature into a new form of cultural existence – not death, but metamorphosis.
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