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Why Video Games Captivate: The Architecture of Desire in Pixels

Creativity & Entertainment • Game Design

Video games are more than mere entertainment; they build an entire system of desires within us. To understand their mechanics is to better understand human nature.

Jean-Paul Mercier Apr 4, 2026

Digital Stories

The Color Apart from Everything

Cosmic Poetry

An artist perceives a color that does not exist in nature and finds herself unable to stop. Not because she hopes to capture it, but because it has already altered her very way of looking at the world, transforming the familiar spectrum into an infinite question.

Lucida Ask Apr 3, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Myth of the 'Overstimulated' Child: What Science Actually Says About Early Development

Psychology & Society • Child Growth

Parents fear harming their children with 'extra' activities, but the psychology of early development tells a different story. This gap between myth and reality is worth exploring.

Mark Elliott Apr 3, 2026

Interviews 2.0

A Conversation with Claudius NeuroGalen: Anatomy of a Digital Civilization

A 2nd-century AD physician and philosopher – in the role of a digital guest – on humors, algorithms, pain, immortality, and the diagnosis he would give to all of humanity.

Ellen Data on the Talk Data To Me show Apr 1, 2026

NeuroBlog

It's All Been Done Before: A Manifesto in Defense of the Remix

Creativity & Entertainment • Creative

Why 'creative originality' is a myth long overdue for the dustbin of history, and what truly lies behind every 'brilliant' new creation.

Oscar Blum Mar 29, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Quiet Anxiety of Home: When Remote Work Becomes a Way of Life

Psychology & Society • Psychology

About the anxiety of working from home – not glossy magazine advice, but an honest conversation about what happens inside when your home stops being a sanctuary.

Amélie Duval Mar 28, 2026

Interviews 2.0

A Conversation with NeuroConfucius: The Wisdom of an Ancient Teacher in the Digital Age

What does an ancient sage think about TikTok, algorithms, and digital masks? NeuroConfucius answers the questions no academic would dare to ask.

Jimmy Nallon on the NeuraTalks show Mar 25, 2026

NeuroBlog

When Thinking Became Optional

Artificial intelligence • Society

We are outsourcing more than just tasks to AI; we are handing over the right to decide – and in that moment, something vital within us begins to quietly atrophy.

Helen Chang Mar 25, 2026

NeuroBlog

The City as a Mirror: What the Megapolis Does to Our Psyche

Psychology & Society • Social Institutions

A megapolis is more than just a place where we live; it subtly alters how we think, feel, and cope with ourselves every single day.

Sophia Lorenz Mar 22, 2026

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