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Daily Trivia Quiz Challenge
Try this science and history quiz to see how well-rounded your brain is.
BuzzFeed · 1m

Phones at meals affect memory of food
Eating with phone may cause brain to forget part of meal.
Psychologies · 1m

Brain fills gaps in what we see
Simulation reveals brain's role in shaping perception.
LADbible · 1m

Neuroscientist Explains Why Our Brain Tricks Us
Neuroscientist Albert Moukheiber reveals how our brain often tricks us into thinking we're right.
Psychologies · 1m

Silence Boosts Brain Processing
A study shows your brain processes more information in silence than others.
Psychologies · 1m

Switching Hands During Masturbation Challenges Your Brain
Masturbating with your non-dominant hand may boost brain plasticity and skills.
Cosmopolitan · 1m

Talking to Animals Like They Can Respond
People who speak to pets as if they understand share a key emotional quality.
Psychologies · 1m

AI Behaves Like a Brain
Cognitive science explains why AI acts like a brain, not a database.
The Conversation · 1m

Why Your Brain Repeats Songs
Your brain repeats songs for a reason.
Psychologies · 1m

Your Brain Finds Best Solutions at Specific Time
Your brain solves problems best at a precise moment during the day.
Psychologies · 1m

Neuroscientist Explains Why Our Brain Distorts Reality
Neuroscientist Albert Moukheiber reveals how our brain distorts reality through incomplete sensory data and selective perception.
Psychologies · 1m

Alzheimer Brain Changes 7 Years Early
Brain changes detected seven years before Alzheimer's plaques appear.
Psychologies · 1m

Why We Feel Judged Before Knowing Someone
Why we feel judged before knowing someone, explained by science.
Psychologies · 1m

Why Your Brain Keeps Wanting to Listen to the Same Song
Your brain's reward system makes you crave the same song repeatedly.
Psychologies · 1m

Laugh Break Boosts Focus Fast
Four-minute laugh reset sharpens mind without caffeine.
Woman's World · 1m

Your brain doesn't lose memories, it blends them
New brain scans suggest aging memory fails by mixing up files, not by emptying the cabinet.
The Conversation · 1m

Why names vanish the second you hear them
Forgetting someone's name is not rudeness or a bad memory, it's how your brain files information.
Psychologies · 1m