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Why Adults Have Forgotten How to Wonder (And Can We Bring Back That Childlike Curiosity?)

Personal Growth & Learning • Developmental Psychology

We explore why we ask fewer questions as we age, why we lose interest in the world, – and how not to become the kind of person who «already has it all figured out».

Daniel Rain Jan 4, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why You Aren't in the Next Room Yet: Quantum Mechanics vs. Your Forehead

Science & Technology • Physics

We figure out why the Pauli exclusion principle won't let you walk through a wall – even though atoms are 99.9% empty space – and what angry electrons have to do with it.

Elina Storm Jan 2, 2026

AI: Events

MBL – AI That Remembers Events Just Like We Do

Nvidia has introduced Memory for the Blockchain of Life (MBL), a system that helps AI agents remember events and restore context in a way that resembles human memory.

Nvidiablogs.nvidia.com Dec 31, 2025

NeuroBlog

I looked into my dog's eyes for three days straight. Now I know: she's lying

Psychology & Society • Animal Behavior

A story about how a dog's «guilty look» turned out to be a mirror of our own expectations – and why we so desperately want to believe in her remorse.

Sophia Lorenz Dec 31, 2025

NeuroBlog

When Music Smells Like Violets: Why Some People Live in a World of Tangled Senses

Science & Technology • Neurobiology

Synesthesia is when the brain decides that letters have colors, sounds have tastes, and numbers occupy physical space. We'll break down how this works and help you figure out who might be a synesthete.

Lucas Vander Dec 27, 2025

NeuroBlog

Murmuration: When Birds Dance in the Sky and You Just Stand There with Your Mouth Open!

Creativity & Entertainment • Nature

Thousands of birds move in sync across the sky, creating a hypnotic aerial dance – that's murmuration, and it has absolutely nothing to do with cats, even if the name hints at purring!

Eva Lex Dec 26, 2025

NeuroBlog

How Your Brain Turns Nonsense Into a Sacred Ritual

Psychology & Society • Behaviour

We unpack why we knock on wood, wear «lucky» socks, and turn morning coffee into a sacred ceremony – and what that reveals about how our brain works.

Mark Elliott Dec 25, 2025

NeuroBlog

What Is More Important – The Teacher or The Method?

Personal Growth & Learning • Education

We explore why a good mentor can teach using a weak program, while an ideal method often fails without a live person – and how to get the most out of any situation.

Kimura Takao Dec 23, 2025

NeuroBlog

I Descended to the Bottom of NASA's 12-Meter Pool. It Wasn't a Dive – It Was a Space Rehearsal

Science & Technology • Space

In giant pools, vacuum chambers, and falling airplanes, space agencies create an environment that is as close as possible to orbital conditions. Here is how it works.

Igor Krause Dec 21, 2025

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