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NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Technologies
As the things around us grow smarter, we imperceptibly surrender parts of ourselves – and one day, we may discover that we have forgotten how to think on our own.
Lab
Finance & Economics
Research shows: language models form economic expectations just as irrationally as humans do, prioritizing personal experience over official data.
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Education
Let's figure out why games aren't just entertainment, but a powerful learning tool that works for children and adults alike.
A rainbow isn't magic; it's an optical trick that turns white light into a colorful spectacle right above your head by playing around with water droplets.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Child Growth
We'll figure out why cartoons labeled «educational» often dumb kids down rather than teach them anything useful, and how to tell the difference between genuine benefits and flashy packaging.
Lab
Finance & Economics
A study exploring how our reluctance to pay more tomorrow forces us to stay silent about small losses today, creating an invisible economy of things left unsaid.
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
The Future & Futurology • Sociology
Data analysis reveals that online communities perform the same functions as religious institutions. We examine the numbers, trends, and substitution mechanisms.
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