Don’t get embarrassed next time you don’t remember something correctly. It turns out that social mis-remembering is actually fairly common and may be clouding our minds more than we think. Let’s check out why.

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Don’t get embarrassed next time you don’t remember something correctly. It turns out that social mis-remembering is actually fairly common and may be clouding our minds more than we think. Let’s check out why.
We all love to laugh. And we know humor is as old and diverse as humanity itself. However, it hasn’t always been looked upon as a positive personality trait. Let’s see why new studies are changing that.
Do you trust your lucky horseshoe or the fortune that comes with finding a four-leaf clover? Or possibly afraid of black cats and broken mirrors? You’re not alone! Find out why superstitious beliefs are so widespread.
We all love to crank ‘our jam’, but does music increase focus and productivity or distract us from the task at hand? Let’s find out.
Harnessing “mind over matter” may truly be a key for bearing extreme situations, and to a happier life.
Laughter is good for your brain, your body, and your relationships. And that’s no joke!
Scientists are finding that the success of human society is closely tied to our unique ability to see each others’ perspectives.
An “attitude of gratitude” can help us live a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life.
Uncertain times create a certain type of anxiety. Naming this crisis is the first step in understanding and resolving it.
Our brains are more active when we think. But here’s proof they are also more active *than* we think.