A new, high-performance brain-computer interface (BCI) can be rapidly implanted through a minimally invasive procedure. The ...
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Biophobia On The Rise? Why Growing Fear of Nature Could Harm Public Health and Conservation
A review of studies reveals nature phobias affect up to 9% of people globally. Broader nature aversion threatens conservation ...
As a geologist and geochemist by training, Defant told The Fix, his background is sometimes used against him by his opponents ...
Feelings of awe can be found in everyday experiences—a sparkling lake, a simple flower, or an exquisite dream—improving our ...
Clear out your shelves for a bumper new crop of books by authors including Naomi Klein, Rebecca Solnit and Xand Van Tulleken, ...
The destinations and hotels where relaxing is not just an option but a requirement ...
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Do Animals Think and Feel Like Us? Most People Say Feeling Yes — Thinking No
Learn how people across cultures accept animal empathy while viewing human thinking as fundamentally different.
Work should never define or take over your life. Unfortunately, here are 11 things people think are normal at work but are ...
For many years, autism has been identified as a spectrum with differing levels of ability. New research suggests that the age when symptoms first appear may help anticipate the specific traits, ...
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Music festivals and mental health: How they provide more than just fun
There’s something electric about standing in a crowd of thousands, feeling the bass vibrate through your chest, sharing a ...
Up, Urban Residents, Psychological Shock, Value Reconstruction, Social Transformation Share and Cite: Dan, Y.Y. (2025) Psychological Shock and Value Reconstruction of Urban Residents in Early Reform ...
While society obsesses over IQ scores and academic achievements, the most intelligent people are quietly displaying subtle ...
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