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You Can Master This Bat and Dolphin 'Skill' in Just 2 and a Half Months of Practice
Research shows that after training, the visual cortex learns new abilities.
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How does imagination work in the brain?
Visualization is a beneficial ability that comes from a combination of innate ability and practical experience.
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Find stress 'hiding' stress locations in the brain
In our time, falling into negative emotions or stress states (inhibition, stress) is relatively common in life.
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The US has created an AI that reads the human brain correctly 97%
A new artificial intelligence system can convert signals from the human brain into text with an accuracy of up to 97%.
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Detecting an unknown type of signal in the human brain
Researchers have found a mechanism in the outer cells of the cerebral cortex that creates new signals that allow nerve cells to perform their logical functions.
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Have you ever thought: Sleeping is a waste?
It was 4am and 8am with the important test, followed by the piano recital. Although you have been studying and practicing for many days but still not ready. So what shou…
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Read thickness in the cerebral cortex, guess the difference in disease between men and women
South Korean scientists have shown a difference in the types of diseases between men and women correlated with the thickness of the cerebral cortex.
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Why are people often afraid to see robots? Scientists have the answer
There is a special area in the brain that makes many people feel frightened and have a bad aversion to real-life robots.
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Hear the footsteps of others, but have you ever heard your footsteps?
We hear the footsteps of others very well, but we don't feel the noise we make ourselves.
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How does the brain prevent us from revenge?
Fortunately, every time we crave revenge, the brain will immediately turn on the mechanism to prevent us from acting.
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Why is it so difficult to draw a perfect circle by hand?
Admit it, drawing a perfect circle is one of the hardest things you ever did, right?
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Why are most people right-handed and only 10% left-handed?
Since the 1980s, scientists have found that our left-handed or right-handed are more likely to be identified before we are born.
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Real story 'soul changes after head injury'
Have you ever seen horror movies, in which the main character from a gentle person suddenly has a head injury and reveals opposite personality, such as a serial killer?
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Can we remember what happened when we were just born?
Many studies have demonstrated, usually an adult only remembers a few memories obtained from 3 - 7 years old, even if there is a
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If you've ever had this experience, your brain is special
Have you ever heard a solo guitar, an immortal drum, or a plaintive piano that felt chill, goosebumps?