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Creativity & Entertainment • Humor
We dissect why the ability to laugh at nonsense is a hallmark of a developed intellect, rather than a degradation of taste, as many are accustomed to presuming. Prepare yourself for an intellectual provocation.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Movie
We're breaking down the cult classic with Bradley Cooper to find out if you can supercharge your brain with a single pill – or did Hollywood lie to us again, like always?!
Sandra Weisberg speaks with the legendary conqueror about how the principles of power have changed when battles shifted from the steppes to server rooms and algorithms became weapons.
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
Creativity & Entertainment • Games
Breaking down the psychological tricks and design ploys that turn a mediocre game into a drug you simply cannot quit.
Interviews 2.0
Ilya Vechersky chats with Mikhail NeuroBulgakov about how satire gets along with neural networks, who Woland is in the age of Big Tech, and whether manuscripts burn in the cloud.
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.
Midjourney has unveiled the seventh version of Niji, a specialized model designed to generate anime-style images with enhanced quality and expanded capabilities.
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