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Understanding how we think, feel, and perceive reality requires venturing beyond the boundaries of a single scientific discipline. This section brings together materials that view consciousness as a complex system where the brain's biological structures meet abstract models of intelligence. We explore how memories are formed, why our attention is selective, and the ways in which language defines the limits of our experience.
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Science & Technology • Biotechnologies
Biotechnologies promise to expand human perception beyond its evolutionary limits – but are we ready for a world where you can 'install' a new sense?
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Personal Growth & Learning • Personal Maturity
This is a story about how honestly acknowledging your limits ceases to be a sign of defeat and becomes the surest foundation for genuine growth.
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Personal Growth & Learning • Cognitive Hygiene
We explore the practice of deeper reading: why we often forget what we've read, and how to transform reading into a skill that truly reshapes your mindset.
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Science & Technology • Chemistry
We'll break down the mechanism of how ethanol acts on neurons, neurotransmitters, and brain structures – from the first glass to the long-term consequences for cognitive functions.
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Biology & Neuroscience
A study has revealed that the brain's spatial navigation is not just about “finding your way home,” but a full-fledged, high-performance computational system capable of tackling a vast array of challenges.
An artist perceives a color that does not exist in nature and finds herself unable to stop. Not because she hopes to capture it, but because it has already altered her very way of looking at the world, transforming the familiar spectrum into an infinite question.
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Psychology & Society • Child Growth
Parents fear harming their children with 'extra' activities, but the psychology of early development tells a different story. This gap between myth and reality is worth exploring.
Meta has introduced the TRIBE v2 neural network, capable of predicting brain activity in response to complex stimuli – without prior fine-tuning for a specific individual.
We explore why the brain «erases» information crammed before an exam – and how to change your approach to learning so that knowledge actually sticks for the long haul.
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