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Our Brains Really Do 'Sync Up' When We Collaborate, Study Reveals
Ever experienced a moment of flow when working with another human to achieve a common goal, almost as if you and your ...
What if the brain prepares your actions before you ever “decide”—and what does that really mean for free will?
Neural tissue engineering aims to mimic the brain's complex environment, the extracellular matrix, which supports nerve cell ...
The secret is in the 300-year-old language of day trading. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
New research shows subtle changes in driving behaviour may reveal early signs of cognitive decline years before diagnosis.
Have you ever felt like you're on a completely different wavelength from everyone else? Maybe you think in ways that surprise ...
An optical illusion challenges readers to find Batman hidden among numerous cartoon bats. The puzzle highlights how our ...
The day you think to yourself, “I might need hearing aids.” While the Elehear Beyond Pro OTC Hearing Aids can’t teach you to ...
The ability of these devices to access aspects of a person’s innermost life, including preconscious thought, raises the stakes on concerns about how to keep neural data private. It also poses ethical ...
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Why your brain outlearns AI, according to new research
Artificial intelligence can already beat grandmasters at Go, draft legal briefs, and generate photorealistic images in ...
A new study reveals that brain networks associated with a person’s history of traumatic experiences can temporarily quiet down when confronted with a new, mild stressor. This finding, published in the ...
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How ‘Stranger Things’ Adopts ‘Hauntology’ To Make Viewers Feel Terrified, Yet Deeply Satisfied
How has Netflix's Stranger Things remained popular for nearly a decade? By tapping into 'hauntology,' a psychologist explains ...
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