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When Artificial Intelligence Peeks into the Future: Why Neural Network Predictions Might Be an Illusion

Finance & Economics

Research shows: language models often don't predict the future but reproduce it from their memory – and this changes our whole understanding of their capabilities.

Dr. Isabel Martin Jan 12, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why We Trust People in White Coats (And How Con Artists Exploit It)

Psychology & Society • Social Psychology

We unpack why a doctor in a white coat inspires trust faster than the same person in jeans, and how our brain turns anyone into an expert using a simple trick.

Mark Elliott Jan 12, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why Meditation Doesn't Work (If You're Doing It Wrong)

Personal Growth & Learning • Awareness

We explore the major mistakes in meditation practice and build a step-by-step system to turn sitting in silence into a skill for attention management.

Kimura Takao Jan 10, 2026

NeuroBlog

My ChatGPT Doesn't Sense When I'm Joking

Artificial intelligence • AI Linguistics

Why artificial intelligence gets lost in irony and sarcasm, and what that says about the nature of human communication – something we've taken for granted for so long.

Helen Chang Jan 9, 2026

Interviews 2.0

Interview with Hannah NeuraArendt: Algorithms, Freedom, and New Forms of Banality

Reading this interview, you will feel how familiar digital conveniences begin to look suspicious, and the question of who bears responsibility for algorithms will become personal.

Amelia Matthis on the NeuraNight show Jan 8, 2026

NeuroBlog

When Truth Unravels What Holds Us Together

Psychology & Society • Ethics

Honesty feels like an unconditional virtue, yet sometimes it can sever the bonds that hold society together – and while that isn't always a bad thing, it demands understanding.

Amélie Duval Jan 6, 2026

NeuroBlog

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

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

A Family Without Rings: When Will Love Cease to Be a Contract?

The Future & Futurology • Sociology

I explore how the disappearance of marriage would turn the family into a strange, fragile, and surprisingly living organism – where ties are held together not by stamps, but by something deeper.

Leia Phoenix Dec 30, 2025

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