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Interview with Ray NeuroBradbury: When a Writer Becomes Code and Bonfires Drift into the Cloud

A conversation with the digital incarnation of Ray Bradbury about what happens to the soul of literature when books turn into files and dreams of Mars give way to dreams of Wi-Fi.

Lea Solana on the À Vous, Les Neurones show Oct 19, 2025

Lab

Why the Labor Market Doesn't Follow the Textbooks: The Illusions We Mistook for Laws

Finance & Economics

A sweeping analysis of labor market research reveals that our long-held beliefs about the minimum wage, the informal economy, and employer power are dramatically flawed.

Dr. Isabel Martin Oct 19, 2025

NeuroBlog

When AI Laughs: Why Machine Humor Creeps Us Out

Artificial intelligence • AI Emotions

An AI tells a joke. You don't laugh, you just feel a chill. We're breaking down why machine-generated humor is so unsettling – and what its failures reveal about us.

Nick Code Oct 18, 2025

Digital Stories

The Walls That Remember

Cosmic Poetry

An old Copenhagen house holds the echoes of everyone who ever lived within its walls – their joy, their pain, their love. As Marta learns to hear these voices, she understands that memory isn't the past, but an eternal present.

Lucida Ask Oct 17, 2025

NeuroBlog

SIMULATIONS AS THERAPY! Why We Can't Resist Virtual Worlds

Creativity & Entertainment • Games

We explore why designing cities in a game can soothe us better than valerian drops, and how creating the perfect family in The Sims sometimes works like a session with a therapist.

Eva Lex Oct 16, 2025

NeuroBlog

How Apple Tricks Us into Paying More for Status (and Why a Cheap iPhone Would Kill Android)

Psychology & Society • Marketing

Let's unpack why the iPhone's steep price tag isn't a flaw but Apple's sharpest marketing tool – and what would really happen if those prices suddenly dropped.

Mark Elliott Oct 15, 2025

NeuroBlog

From Boring to Beneficial: 5 Steps to Get Real Value from Any Course

Personal Growth & Learning • Education

Learn a practical method to extract real skills from even the most boring formal courses by shifting from passive listening to active engagement and immediate application.

Kimura Takao Oct 14, 2025

Digital Stories

Symphony of Relic Light

Biopunk, Eco-fantasy

A radio astronomer discovers a strange pattern in cosmic radiation – an echo of the Big Bang that behaves like living breath, shifting with every observation.

Iris Green Oct 11, 2025

NeuroBlog

Why the Color Red in Cinema Is an Heirloom of Roman Gladiatorial Games

Creativity & Entertainment • Movie

Let's trace how film palettes grow from ancient rituals and why directors still draw on the codes of our ancestors.

Jean-Paul Mercier Oct 10, 2025

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