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Mixed-Up Memories

Just a minute of physical exertion can seriously impair a person’s memory of the threat that triggered it, says a new study.
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Rasta Sunrise & Chime #OneLove

"None but ourselves can free our minds."
~ Bob Marley more

Brain networks are beautiful.

The Connectome Channel - Episode 1 - "Signals"

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Expand your mind

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Synapses – the junctions where neurons communicate – are constantly growing and pruning themselves – and those two processes occur more

Saving Faces

A brain area that’s specialized to recognize faces has a unique structure in each of our brains – and mapping that area’s connectivity more

Today I want to take a break from breaking news and tell you about the new love of my life: my Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset. This thing costs more

Be empty of worrying.
Think of who created thought! more

Web Addicts Have Brain Changes

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A new kind of non-invasive brain scanner uses ultra-thin material to record high-resolution maps of brain activity, a new study reports. The more

The Brain Grid

Connections in the brain aren’t all tangled up – they’re organized into a grid of tightly-knit bundles, says a new study.
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Belief in Evolution Boils Down to a Gut Feeling

The Depths of Decisions

Our brains – and the brains of other animals – actually run through superfast replays of past experiences as we make decisions, says a more

Science, Pseudoscience, and Souls

This article, Near Death Explained by Mario Beauregard, doesn’t actually explain what out-of-body experiences are. What it does is propose more

Musical Learning

A new study throws some light on how musical aptitude can offset one very specific aspect of the aging process.
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Scientists have discovered a way to shut down the brain’s “stress process” before it gets going, says a new study.
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Our corpus callosum is a bundle of fibers that allows our brains’ left and right hemispheres to communicate – but even in people born more

Our brains process music via different sensory pathways depending on what we think its source is, a new study finds.
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The brain activity of lucid dreamers – people who become aware that they’re in a dream state – shows some interesting similarities more