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in title, tags, annotations or urlThe Rare Humans Who See Time & Have Amazing Memories | Discoblog | Discover Magazine - 0 views
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The “normal” form of the condition called synesthesia is weird enough: For people with this condition, sensory information gets mixed in the brain causing them to see sounds, taste colors, or perceive numbers as having particular hues.
Everything You Need To Know About Happiness - PickTheBrain | Motivation and Self Improvement - 11 views
What If Every Environmentalist is Actually Wrong? - 0 views
Setting the record straight almost impossible - 0 views
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the tenacity of misinformation: why setting the record straight is almost impossible › (ABC Science) http://ow.ly/5FbVO #psych
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Mind - How Nonsense Sharpens the Intellect - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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The brain evolved to predict, and it does so by identifying patterns. When those patterns break down — as when a hiker stumbles across an easy chair sitting deep in the woods, as if dropped from the sky — the brain gropes for something, anything that makes sense. It may retreat to a familiar ritual, like checking equipment. But it may also turn its attention outward, the researchers argue, and notice, say, a pattern in animal tracks that was previously hidden. The urge to find a coherent pattern makes it more likely that the brain will find one.
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“The fact that the group who read the absurd story identified more letter strings suggests that they were more motivated to look for patterns than the others,” Dr. Heine said. “And the fact that they were more accurate means, we think, that they’re forming new patterns they wouldn’t be able to form otherwise.”
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Brain-imaging studies of people evaluating anomalies, or working out unsettling dilemmas, show that activity in an area called the anterior cingulate cortex spikes significantly. The more activation is recorded, the greater the motivation or ability to seek and correct errors in the real world, a recent study suggests
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How Crossword Puzzles Unlocked An Artist's Memory : NPR - 0 views
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"She lives in a narrow sliver of the present moment, not well connected to what just happened," Aline says. "And with her puzzles, she's able to capture what's going on in a way that she can use her creative energies. And that's one scaffolding. Another is the alphabet. Because, for example, when she's singing an alphabet song and she's at the letter 'M,' she knows where she's come from, she knows where she's going to. So it gives her a feeling of continuity, of the flow of time, which she might not otherwise be able to get."