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Déjà Vu: The Glitch in Your Self
Roughly two-thirds of people report experiencing déjà vu. Most shrug it off. A glitch. A curiosity. Something the brain does sometimes. Nobody treats it as important.
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You Can See Without Knowing You're Seeing. So What Is Seeing For?
In 1965, a monkey named Helen had her visual cortex removed. She should have been blind. Instead, she avoided obstacles, reached for objects, and move...
Your Life Is Getting Shorter. Not in Years — in Moments.
at some point — gradually, then all at once — time began to accelerate. The years started collapsing into each other. Seasons blurred. You looked up f...
Psilocybin Turns Off the Part of Your Brain That Makes You "You"
Psilocybin interrupts the pattern from outside. Meditation sees through it from inside. One gives you the experience. The other develops the capacity....
Why Do You Talk to Yourself?
Many people were stunned to learn that some people don't hear a voice in their heads at all — that they think in concepts, images, or spatial relation...
Why You Can't Think Your Way to Peace
The practitioner — the one applying the technique, the one trying to get from disturbance to calm — is the mind. The same mind that is disturbed is th...
Your Gut Decides Before You Do
The gut's neural architecture evolved before the brain did. The earliest nervous systems in animal evolution were enteric — designed to manage digesti...
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