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Dishabituation: How to trick your brain to find more joy in life

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Dishabituation: How to trick your brain to find more joy in life

Learning a psychological trick to overcome your brain's tendency to stop noticing things could help you love your old clothes, notice the effects of climate change and fix gender biases, says neuroscientist Tali Sharot

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Why we're finally on the cusp of finding exomoons around other planets

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D84PBB NGC 6888, the Crescent Nebula.

Mind

Is the human brain really the most complex object in the universe?

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Closeup side view of a young African American man creating street art drawing on the wall.

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Neural-network brain scans are revealing how to boost your creativity

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How entropy and equilibrium can help explain consciousness

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Why forgetting things is a key part of the way your brain works

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Why forgetting things is a key part of the way your brain works

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The hidden evolutionary advantages of the teenage brain

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The hidden evolutionary advantages of the teenage brain

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How to make sure your brain is performing at its peak

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2JKFTNG Researchers study star-shaped brain cells: NIH-funded researchers have used 3D collections of brain tissue from human cells to study star-shaped astrocytes in the brain.

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How newly discovered brain cells have made us rethink the human mind

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Why the brain's microbiome could hold the key to curing Alzheimer's

The surprising discovery that your brain has its own microbiome is raising an intriguing possibility – that some dementias might be reversible

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Mind

New evidence finally reveals how male and female brains really differ

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The strange truth about why thinking hard makes you feel exhausted

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Our human ancestors often ate each other, and for surprising reasons

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How to take control of your dreams to boost learning and creativity

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