How Video Games Could Make Your Brain 14 Years Younger (M)

Why your favourite video game might be a secret weapon for brain health.

Why your favourite video game might be a secret weapon for brain health.

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The Real Reason People Hate Thinking, According To Science (M)

Why people hate mental exertion so much and prefer to take shortcuts and rely on stereotypes.

Why people hate mental exertion so much and prefer to take shortcuts and rely on stereotypes.

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13 Surprising Ways Reading Transforms Your Mind: From Boosting IQ to Beating Dementia (P)

Why picking up a book might just be one of the best things you can do for your mind, body and soul.

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Reading does far more than just entertain or inform.

Research has uncovered a wealth of surprising benefits linked to regular reading—benefits that extend beyond the pages of a novel.

This article explores 13 studies that show why picking up a book might just be one of the best things you can do for your mind, body and soul.

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Can You Hear Your Own Thoughts? Up To 10% Of People Are Silent Thinkers (M)

One-in-ten people think without hearing any voice in their heads, but they still hear music internally.

One-in-ten people think without hearing any voice in their heads, but they still hear music internally.

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Seeing Demonic Faces: A Glimpse Into A Rare Perception Disorder (M)

Journey into the mind of PMO patients who see familiar faces turned into grotesque forms.

Journey into the mind of PMO patients who see familiar faces turned into grotesque forms.

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Why We Can’t Stop Our Attention From Wandering — Whatever The Task (M)

The surprisingly high amount of mind wandering that is perfectly normal.

The surprisingly high amount of mind wandering that is perfectly normal.

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