Exploring the Ethics of “Brain Hacking”
With the increasing popularity of smart drugs, the ethics of brain hacking is becoming more and more of a hot topic. Brain
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What Is It Like to Live with Synesthesia?
For those seeking a synaesthesia definition, it is a perceptual condition that few people have that causes stimulation of
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Modern Living Security | The Best Home Security System Models
Look, I don’t know how else to say this…Your family is in danger. Okay okay. I know. That opening wasn’t
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Pain Killers (Like Tylenol) Also Numb Emotions
You know that Tylenol can take the edge off physical pain. But did you know that it may also dull your emotions? Intriguing
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Does Handwriting Have Advantages Over Using a Keyboard?
A recent study published in the Journal of Writing Research compared writing by hand against using a keyboard. They found
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Research Shows Difference Between Resilient and Non-Resilient Brains
I am currently reading the book The Winner’s Brain by Jeff Brown and Mark Fenske. While the book is good it isn’t
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Climbing Trees Makes You Smarter by Improving Your Working Memory
It seems like that childhood activity of climbing a tree does a lot of good for you after all. New research from the University
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The Cheerleader Effect is Real
Barney Stinson was right. The Cheerleader Effect does indeed exist. In the show How I Met Your Mother, Barney Stinson
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Intelligent People Are More Trusting of Others
Do people think that you are just too trusting of others and call you naive? Well maybe you’re just smart. Recent
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Artificial Blue Light Can Improve Attention and Alertness
The eye is for more than just seeing. Science believes that the eye also has a photoreceptor used to regulate our bodies. Science
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