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Science & Technology • Technologies
Self-driving cars see the world completely differently than we do, which is exactly why they still confuse shadows with obstacles and road signs with graffiti on a wall.
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Personal Growth & Learning • Memory
Here, we explore the fascinating trick of memorizing long lists by weaving them into a story. We'll touch on the science behind why it works and share some simple life hacks you can try yourself.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Biology
Let's unpack how the character system from a post-apocalyptic RPG accidentally became the perfect model for understanding why we turned out the way we did. Seriously.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Cognitive Abilities
We're investigating why humanity is ditching text for video at a breakneck pace – and what this means for our brains and the future of civilization as we know it.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Human
As the virtual world begins to supplant the physical, the human psyche transforms, birthing a new kind of being – one caught in the balance between digital paradise and existential horror.
The paradox of musical creativity: an infinite variety of melodies is born from a limited set of sounds, much like all of literature is written with just a handful of letters.
A closer look at why the scent of lavender could be your best ally for memorizing formulas, and the quiet ways our nose teaches our brain to remember.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Biology
From ancient fish to modern apes, we unpack the epic story of how our ancestors ditched their tails – and why it might have been one of evolution's smartest moves.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Communications
A deeply personal look at why our brains compel us to feed trolls. The author explores the psychology of online arguments and shares the hard-won lessons on how to recognize manipulation and protect your inner peace.
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