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Neuroscience

The Science of Overthinking: Why Your Brain Won’t Let Things Go
Psychology & Mental Health

The Science of Overthinking: Why Your Brain Won’t Let Things Go

August 11, 2025 by Cassidy Perry 12 min read

Discover why your brain gets stuck in overthinking loops and learn science-backed strategies to break free from rumination and regain mental clarity.

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The Moon Illusion: Why the Moon Looks Bigger on the Horizon — But Isn’t
Astronomy & Space

The Moon Illusion: Why the Moon Looks Bigger on the Horizon — But Isn’t

August 11, 2025 by Sofia Morales 7 min read

Discover why the moon appears larger on the horizon—a fascinating optical illusion explained by neuroscience and psychology. Unlock the secrets of perception.

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Why Some People Remember Being Born — And Could They Be Right?
Psychology & Mental Health

Why Some People Remember Being Born — And Could They Be Right?

August 4, 2025 by James Clinton 7 min read

Explore the science and controversy behind birth memories. Can people truly recall being born? Dive into the research and anecdotes that challenge our unders…

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Why Time Feels Faster as You Age?
Psychology & Mental Health

Why Time Feels Faster as You Age?

August 4, 2025 by Sofia Morales 8 min read

Discover why time feels faster as you age. Learn the psychology and neuroscience behind this common phenomenon and how your brain warps time perception.

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Phantom Limbs: Why Amputees Feel Pain in Missing Body Parts
Psychology & Mental Health

Phantom Limbs: Why Amputees Feel Pain in Missing Body Parts

August 4, 2025 by David Nguyen 8 min read

Explore phantom limb pain: why amputees feel sensations in missing limbs. Learn causes, treatments, and the brain’s role in this mysterious condition.

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The Mysterious Origins of Language: How Did Humans Start Talking?
Science

The Mysterious Origins of Language: How Did Humans Start Talking?

February 4, 2025 by Dale Schumann 13 min read

Explore the mysterious origins of human language. Discover theories from linguistics, anthropology, and neuroscience on how speech evolved and shaped humanity.

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Brain Uploading: Could You Live Forever in a Digital World?
Technology

Brain Uploading: Could You Live Forever in a Digital World?

January 3, 2025 by Eric Sanchez 9 min read

Explore brain uploading: the science, ethics, and future of digital immortality. Could your mind live forever in a virtual world? Discover the possibilities.

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The Mandela Effect: Why Large Groups of People Remember Events Differently
Psychology & Mental Health

The Mandela Effect: Why Large Groups of People Remember Events Differently

January 3, 2025 by Shakes Gilles 8 min read

Explore the Mandela Effect: why large groups misremember events. Learn about its origins, psychological factors, and theories like parallel universes.

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Glymphatics: How Your Brain Cleans Itself During Sleep
Science

Glymphatics: How Your Brain Cleans Itself During Sleep

December 12, 2024 by Dr. Eric Smeer 7 min read

Discover how your brain cleans itself during sleep with the glymphatic system. Learn about brain waste clearance, neurological health, and preventing neurode…

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Psychoneuroimmunology: How Your Thoughts Influence Your Immune System
Health

Psychoneuroimmunology: How Your Thoughts Influence Your Immune System

December 12, 2024 by Nate Douglas 8 min read

Explore psychoneuroimmunology: how your thoughts and emotions directly impact immune function. Learn the science behind mind-body health and practical wellne…

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Hyperthymesia: The Superpower of Remembering Every Moment of Your Life
Psychology & Mental Health

Hyperthymesia: The Superpower of Remembering Every Moment of Your Life

November 23, 2024 by Arthur Marquis 8 min read

Explore hyperthymesia: the rare ability to remember every life moment in vivid detail. Learn about its science, benefits, and emotional challenges.

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Split Brains: What Happens When the Brain’s Hemispheres Stop Communicating?
Psychology & Mental Health

Split Brains: What Happens When the Brain’s Hemispheres Stop Communicating?

November 20, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 8 min read

Explore split-brain research: what happens when the brain’s hemispheres stop communicating? Discover insights from neuroscience on cognition, perception, and…

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What is Neuroaesthetics?
Art

What is Neuroaesthetics?

November 12, 2024 by Eddy LeGrand 9 min read

Explore neuroaesthetics: the science of how our brains perceive beauty and art. Learn how this field bridges neuroscience, psychology, and art to enhance wel…

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14 Mind-Blowing Facts About the Human Brain You Never Knew
Science

14 Mind-Blowing Facts About the Human Brain You Never Knew

November 4, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 11 min read

Discover 14 astonishing facts about the human brain, from its energy efficiency to its incredible processing power. Learn how this complex organ shapes your …

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Can the Brain Run Out of Storage Space Like a Computer?
Science

Can the Brain Run Out of Storage Space Like a Computer?

November 3, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 10 min read

Explore whether the brain can run out of storage like a computer. Learn about memory capacity, brain plasticity, and how aging affects cognitive abilities.

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What Happens to the Brain During Hallucinations?
Psychology & Mental Health

What Happens to the Brain During Hallucinations?

October 31, 2024 by Cassidy Perry 10 min read

Explore the neuroscience behind hallucinations: how the brain creates vivid sensory experiences without external stimuli. Learn about brain regions, causes, …

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Can We “Delete” Memories from Our Minds?
Psychology & Mental Health

Can We “Delete” Memories from Our Minds?

October 31, 2024 by Betsy Wilson 10 min read

Explore the science of memory deletion: from neuroscience to current research on suppressing or erasing unwanted memories. Is selective memory erasure possible?

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How Do Bionic Limbs Work with Neural Signals?
Technology

How Do Bionic Limbs Work with Neural Signals?

October 8, 2024 by Shakes Gilles 9 min read

Discover how bionic limbs interpret neural signals to restore movement and dexterity. Learn the science behind neuro-controlled prosthetics and their life-ch…

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Why Does the Human Brain Take So Long to Reach Maturity?
Psychology & Mental Health

Why Does the Human Brain Take So Long to Reach Maturity?

August 25, 2024 by Gen Huan 8 min read

Discover why the human brain takes until the mid-20s to fully mature. Learn about the stages of brain development and its role in complex thinking and adapta…

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Do Animals Dream?
Animals & Pets

Do Animals Dream?

April 16, 2024 by Joseph Mandell 8 min read

Explore the science behind animal dreams. Discover how pets and wildlife experience REM sleep and what their dreams reveal about their minds and behaviors.

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Why Are Some Humans Smarter Than Others?
Science

Why Are Some Humans Smarter Than Others?

April 16, 2024 by Eric Sanchez 8 min read

Explore the science behind human intelligence: genetics, environment, and education. Learn why cognitive abilities vary and what factors influence IQ.

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Why are humans so much smarter than other animals?
Psychology & Mental Health

Why are humans so much smarter than other animals?

April 16, 2024 by Farah Washington 7 min read

Explore the evolutionary, neurological, and social factors that make humans uniquely intelligent. Learn how brain development and environmental pressures sha…

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Can We Learn While We Sleep?
Science

Can We Learn While We Sleep?

April 2, 2024 by Stephan Meed 8 min read

Explore the science of sleep learning: Can we absorb new knowledge while asleep? Discover memory consolidation, neuroscience insights, and the truth behind t…

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Psychology & Mental Health

What’s the Difference Between a Psychiatrist and a Behavioral Neurologist?

March 30, 2024 by Anne Joseph 9 min read

Learn the key differences between psychiatrists and behavioral neurologists. Understand their roles, training, and how each can help with mental health and b…

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What is the difference between the mind and brain?
Psychology & Mental Health

What is the difference between the mind and brain?

March 23, 2024 by Gen Huan 9 min read

Explore the key differences between mind and brain: the physical organ vs. consciousness. Learn how they interact in cognition, emotion, and daily human expe…

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The Fascinating Role of Memory in Human Cognition: Mechanisms and Importance Explored
Psychology & Mental Health

The Fascinating Role of Memory in Human Cognition: Mechanisms and Importance Explored

March 16, 2024 by Elena Mars 11 min read

Explore why we have memories and how they shape identity, learning, and survival. Understand the brain’s encoding, storage, and retrieval mechanisms.

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Why Do Certain Sounds Make Us Cringe? Exploring the Neuroscience Behind Auditory Sensitivities
Psychology & Mental Health

Why Do Certain Sounds Make Us Cringe? Exploring the Neuroscience Behind Auditory Sensitivities

March 16, 2024 by Erica Delaney 10 min read

Discover why sounds like nails on a chalkboard make us cringe. Explore the neuroscience of auditory sensitivity and how our brains process irritating sounds.

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The Essential Role of Sleep: Exploring Its Restorative and Cognitive Benefits
Biology

The Essential Role of Sleep: Exploring Its Restorative and Cognitive Benefits

March 16, 2024 by Frank Nash 9 min read

Discover why sleep is vital for physical restoration and cognitive function. Learn how sleep repairs the body, enhances memory, and boosts mental clarity.

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Psychology & Mental Health

Why do people experience synesthesia? investigating the neurological phenomenon where senses are interconnected

March 16, 2024 by Arthur Marquis 9 min read

Explore the neurological phenomenon of synesthesia, where senses blend like seeing sounds or tasting colors. Learn about brain connectivity and research find…

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Psychology & Mental Health

The Science Behind Awe: Exploring Its Emotional and Cognitive Impact

March 16, 2024 by Anne Joseph 9 min read

Explore the emotional and cognitive science behind awe: how wonder, brain activity, and interconnectedness shape profound experiences and boost well-being.

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Psychology & Mental Health

Why We Laugh: The Fascinating Social and Biological Drivers of Laughter

March 16, 2024 by Frank Nash 8 min read

Explore the social and biological reasons behind laughter. Learn how laughter strengthens bonds, enhances communication, and triggers positive social feedbac…

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Science

The Fascinating Science Behind Our Sense of Touch: Why Tactile Sensations Matter

March 16, 2024 by Betsy Wilson 8 min read

Explore the complexity of our sense of touch, from skin receptors to brain processing. Learn how tactile sensations shape emotions, communication, and well-b…

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Science

The Fascinating Science Behind Our Sense of Touch and Its Vital Role

March 16, 2024 by Eric Sanchez 9 min read

Explore the neurological basis of touch and its vital role in perception, emotion, and survival. Learn how mechanoreceptors in the skin process tactile sensa…

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The Fascinating Psychology Behind Déjà Vu: Exploring Familiarity and the Mind
Psychology & Mental Health

The Fascinating Psychology Behind Déjà Vu: Exploring Familiarity and the Mind

March 16, 2024 by Anne Joseph 8 min read

Explore the cognitive science behind déjà vu. Learn about dual processing theory and why your brain creates eerie feelings of familiarity in new situations.

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The Fascinating Science Behind Why Yawning Is Contagious
Psychology & Mental Health

The Fascinating Science Behind Why Yawning Is Contagious

March 16, 2024 by Betsy Wilson 8 min read

Discover the science behind contagious yawning. Learn why we yawn when others do, exploring brain function, social connections, and evolutionary theories.

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20 Benefits of Learning a Second Language for Brain Enhancement
Psychology & Mental Health

20 Benefits of Learning a Second Language for Brain Enhancement

March 14, 2024 by Cassidy Perry 12 min read

Discover 20 science-backed benefits of learning a second language for brain health. Boost cognitive function, delay dementia, and enhance mental agility today.

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Why do people exaggerate?
Psychology & Mental Health

Why do people exaggerate?

March 27, 2021 by Betsy Wilson 8 min read

Discover why people exaggerate memories. Neuroscience reveals it’s a brain strategy to distinguish similar experiences, not just storytelling flair. Learn th…

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