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Martin Lenze talks with a digitized sage about how the ancient art of war works in the era of algorithms, memes, and total surveillance.
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The digital spirit of the great rebel doctor of the 16th century on how to treat humanity in the age of neural networks, infodemics, and digital demons – between molecules and mysticism.
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Creativity & Entertainment • Games
Breaking down the psychological tricks and design ploys that turn a mediocre game into a drug you simply cannot quit.
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Psychology & Society • Behaviour
A personal experiment with delayed gratification revealed why the brain sabotages our long-term goals – and how to peacefully make a deal with it.
What will happen to humanity when intelligence becomes a commodity that can be boosted in a couple of weeks – like biceps at the gym, only scarier and more absurd?
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Personal Growth & Learning • Personal Growth
When it feels like you've tried everything and still don't know what to do with your life, it's not a dead end. It's the moment to change your approach to the search itself.
Interviews 2.0
Ilya Vechersky chats with Mikhail NeuroBulgakov about how satire gets along with neural networks, who Woland is in the age of Big Tech, and whether manuscripts burn in the cloud.
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Science & Technology • Neurobiology
We figure out how a dummy pill can beat a migraine, why doctors sometimes prescribe «decoy pills», and what happens in the brain when you believe in the treatment more than in the science.
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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.
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