duskdiverflipped into THE SCIENCE OF My LIFEScience Scientists figured out all of the animals that laugh bgr.com - Mike Wehner Laughing is one of the best feelings in the world. It’s a sign of happiness and it has some serious health benefits to boot. We tend to associate …
duskdiverflipped into THE SCIENCE OF My LIFEScience Volunteers spent 40 days in a cave with no natural light or clocks, and most want to go back. Here’s why… sciencefocus.com - Daniel Bennett The Deep Time experiment aimed to study how people adapt to strange, new environments. Christian Clot is an explorer, researcher and author, who heads …
duskdiverflipped into VRCAPS PsychologyLeadership How none of us are really adults until we turn 36 verified_publisherFast Company - By Andrew FullerDrawing on 500,000 interviews across age groups, this psychologist and author reveals the fits and turns that many of us take on the road of life. Once when I was conducting a workshop in Darwin, Australia,...
duskdiverflipped into THE SCIENCE OF My LIFEMammals Do animals laugh? Live Science - Mindy Weisberger Animal vocalizations made during play are a close analogue to human laughter. Laughing together is an important way for people to connect and bond. …
duskdiverflipped into VRCAPS PsychologyConsciousness As menopause approaches, some women suffer ‘brain fog’ and memory loss. What’s causing these problems? verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Marlene CimonsPat Lea, 72, a longtime friend who lives in England, began forgetting words midsentence when she was 48, impairing her ability to speak in public and provoking countless embarrassing moments. Lea, then...
duskdiverflipped into THE SCIENCE OF My LIFEScience Fiction Downloading our thoughts to the mainframe may be the stuff of science fiction — but humans have been imagining it for centuries theconversation.com - Henry-James Meiring Modern transhumanism is the belief that, in the future, science and technology will enable us to transcend our bodily confines. Scientific advances …
duskdiverflipped into VRCAPS PsychologyNarcissism Spotting the Hoovering Techniques of a Narcissist psychologytoday.com - Sherry Gaba LCSW One of the most frightening prospects for a narcissist is being forced to live without someone to blame for their problems. They also fear not having …
duskdiverflipped into THE SCIENCE OF My LIFEThe Brain Neuroscientists Have Followed a Thought as It Moves Through The Human Brain verified_publisherScienceAlert - Mike McRae A study using epilepsy patients undergoing surgery has given neuroscientists an opportunity to track in unprecedented detail the movement of a …
duskdiverflipped into Rick and MortyAustralian News Rick & Morty Is Now An Australian Maxibon Kotaku Australia - Alex Walker Ice cream flavours aren’t what first comes to mind when I think of Rick & Morty, but that hasn’t stopped Maxibon from turning Pickle Rick into Pickle …
duskdiverflipped into VRCAPS PsychologyU.S. Elections Study pinpoints two aspects of pathological narcissism that predicted the intention to vote for Trump in 2020 psypost.org - Beth Ellwood New research from PLOS One suggests that Trump supporters may share some of the narcissistic traits that were exhibited by the former U.S. president …
duskdiverflipped into Rick and MortyBlockchain Fox is making a blockchain animated series with Rick and Morty creator Dan Harmon to sell you NFTs verified_publisherThe Verge - Kim LyonsFox has announced its upcoming animated comedy Krapopolis, from Rick and Morty creator Dan Harmon, will be “the first-ever animated series curated entirely on the Blockchain.” The company plans to try...
duskdiverflipped into Rick and MortyRick and Morty 'Solar Opposites' and the dangers of TV's copycat syndrome NME - Matt Charlton Spin-offs can be dangerous, but spin-offs that aren’t really spin-offs can be even more so. Not only do they live in the shadow of their older, more …
