Health
The human mind is not designed to stay awake past midnight.
After midnight, negative emotions tend to capture our attention more than positive emotions.
Human Mind
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Articles about Human Mind
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New technology
Breakthrough application from human mind reading chip device
Researchers hope to invent a human mind reading chip that can be applied in many fields, from health and education to security and entertainment.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Birth of artificial intelligence can read human thoughts
Scientists at Columbia University in New York (USA) claim to have built a system that can read people's thoughts and translate information into words.
Discover science
We can live immortally for the next 30 years by uploading a brain into a robot
While tech giants dream about changing the way we live with smart devices or social networking applications, an Russian millionaire is trying to change nothing but our d…
Environment
Artificial rain: A tool to control the weather according to the human mind
Since its appearance in 1946, the technology of artificial rain has been widely applied in many countries around the world to help combat droughts, reduce air pollution,…
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The human mind was re-sketched beautifully
Those who have seen the mind? It is not that you or any neurologist can open the invisible, powerful and erratic secret like the wind of the human mind.
Science story
Russian ambition ambition to make people immortal
A Russian cyber-tech millionaire wants to change people's destiny by digitizing the wisdom of the human brain into electronic computers.
AI - Artificial intelligence
When artificial intelligence is stronger than the human mind, what will the world be like?
Future research scientists give a lot of speculation about what might happen to human society after Singularity - when mechanical wisdom transcends human intellect.
New technology
US scientists find out how to read human thoughts
Scientists can read the human mind based on the magnetic resonance imaging of the neural activity in the brain.