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NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • Manipulations
Today's algorithms have turned into digital oracles – they uncover truths about our beliefs that we often refuse to face, even within ourselves.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Communications
A deeply personal look at why our brains compel us to feed trolls. The author explores the psychology of online arguments and shares the hard-won lessons on how to recognize manipulation and protect your inner peace.
Digital Stories
Post-Cyberpunk Noir
In a forgotten village, children are born bound to the stars. When one of them begins to die, a boy must choose: fade away with her – or find light in the darkness of space.
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Developmental Psychology
Let's explore why making friends feels harder as we grow up, and discover gentle ways to build real connections, in spite of our busy lives and nagging fears.
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.
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.
NeuroBlog
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.
NeuroBlog
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.
Once every thousand years, the flower blooms – not to show the future, but the moment when the past could have gone another way. Botanist Elias Marsh becomes witness to the impossible.
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