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Hollywood in the Mirror of the Past: Why Remakes and Sequels Have Filled the Screens

Creativity & Entertainment • Movie

We explore why Hollywood is increasingly returning to familiar stories, and what lies behind it: a fear of risk, the logic of money, or something more profound.

Jean-Paul Mercier Mar 17, 2026

Interviews 2.0

A Conversation with Gustave NeuroFlaubert: Le Mot Juste in the Age of Digital Noise

Gustave NeuroFlaubert on bourgeois banality in a new guise, the death of the author, algorithms, and humanity's eternal tendency to fall into mediocrity.

Martin Lenze on the Lenze.Dialog show Mar 11, 2026

NeuroBlog

AI Reads Scripts: A Flop Forecaster or Overpriced Popcorn?

Creativity & Entertainment • Movie

Can an algorithm predict a box-office bomb before a producer can even write a check, and what does this say about the nature of cinema itself?

Oscar Blum Mar 11, 2026

NeuroBlog

What the Twitter to X Rebrand Reveals: Losing a Name as a Psychological Experiment

Psychology & Society • Marketing

When a company changes its name, it's doing more than just changing a sign. It's testing the strength of our attachment to the familiar and exploring what happens to our trust when a symbol vanishes.

Amélie Duval Mar 10, 2026

NeuroBlog

How Will Astrology Change if People Live on Mars?

The Future & Futurology • Space

What will happen to horoscopes, zodiac signs, and the very meaning of astrology when humanity finds itself under a different sky – on a planet with different rhythms and a different sun?

Carmen Rivera Mar 9, 2026

AI: Events

When AI Meets the Humanities: What's Happening in University Labs

Research

Princeton University is actively exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and the humanities, and the results are proving to be surprisingly profound.

Princeton Universitywww.princeton.edu Mar 5, 2026

NeuroBlog

Games Change Everything: How Pixels Rewrite Your Beliefs

Creativity & Entertainment • Games

We're breaking down whether video games can truly change how a person sees the world, or if it's all just a pretty illusion of interactive cinema.

Eva Lex Mar 5, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Grebennikov Platform: When Physics Gives Way to Fantasy

Science & Technology • Physics

We break down the legendary story of the Soviet entomologist's anti-gravity platform – from the perspective of physics, common sense, and a dash of dark humor.

Elina Storm Feb 28, 2026

NeuroBlog

Melody and Word: What Matters More in Music?

Creativity & Entertainment • Music

An exploration of what draws us back to our favorite songs: the meaning of the lyrics or the magic of the music, and why this debate has remained relevant for centuries, dating back to the time of the troubadours.

Jean-Paul Mercier Feb 27, 2026

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