Why Using AI Makes You Smarter — But None The Wiser (M)

AI helps solve logic tests — but destroys self-insight.

AI helps solve logic tests — but destroys self-insight.

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The 4 Turning Points In Your Brain’s Development Occur At These Ages (M)

Four key ages mark radical shifts in the brain’s structural architecture.

Four key ages mark radical shifts in the brain's structural architecture.

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Why Insomniacs Stay Mentally ‘On’ After Dark (M)

Insomniacs experience persistent sequential thinking when the brain should be winding down.

Insomniacs experience persistent sequential thinking when the brain should be winding down.

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Why Exercise Plans Fail: Don’t Fall Into This Mental Trap (M)

All-or-nothing thinking has four components — all of which undermine one’s motivation to exercise.

All-or-nothing thinking has four components -- all of which undermine one's motivation to exercise.

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How Your Sexual Orientation Predicts What Makes You Jealous (M)

Forget the old ‘men vs women’ narrative — jealousy evolves across a spectrum, not a divide.

Forget the old 'men vs women' narrative — jealousy evolves across a spectrum, not a divide.

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The Familiar Treat Linked To Looking Younger & Slower Biological Aging (M)

People who have higher levels of this chemical in their blood may be at a lower risk of Alzheimer’s.

People who have higher levels of this chemical in their blood may be at a lower risk of Alzheimer's.

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