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Dim lit = Dimwit; rodents exposed to dim light lost 30% capacity in hippocampus
(technologynetworks.com)
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Mate-choice copying in humans – are all the taken men good?
(m.medicalxpress.com)
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Why there is so much bullshit: an analysis
(withoutbullshit.com)
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This Is Not Your Parents’ Economy
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If Work Dominated Your Every Moment Would Life be Worth Living?
(aeon.co)
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How to fight work bullshit (and keep your job and your dignity)
(aeon.co)
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Mozak: A Citizen Science Neuroscience Game
(technologynetworks.com)
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The Effectiveness of Chocolate Milk as a Post-Climbing Recovery Aid
(eprints.chi.ac.uk)
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People who value virtue show wiser reasoning
(m.medicalxpress.com)
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This Is Your Brain on Silence
(m.nautil.us)
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Immature Architects Built the Attention Economy
(longreads.com)
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Analyzing the world's largest rock climbing logbook
(kaggle.com)
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Study finds negative stimuli captures the attention of depressed people
(psypost.org)
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Researchers Have Linked a Human Brain to the Internet for the First Time Ever
(futurism.com)
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What the literature says about the earnings of entrepreneurs (2016)
(80000hours.org)
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How to build a no-frills protected bed in the wild, from top to bottom
(aeon.co)
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Darwin Was a Slacker and You Should Be Too
(m.nautil.us)
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Higher coffee consumption associated with lower risk of death
(m.medicalxpress.com)
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Dancing can reverse the signs of aging in the brain
(medicalxpress.com)
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Why bullshit is no laughing matter
(aeon.co)
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We Are Nowhere Close to the Limits of Athletic Performance
(m.nautil.us)
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THE SUBTLE BIAS THAT UNDERLIES OUR IDEOLOGICAL LEANINGS
(psmag.com)
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Having a bad job may be worse for your health than having no job at all
(researchgate.net)
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Testosterone decrease in men who get married, increase in men who get divorced
(psypost.org)
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The protein that can make your heart think you exercise
(newatlas.com)
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How to trick your heart into thinking you exercise
(m.medicalxpress.com)
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9y ago
Not a kinesiologist, but I think running landing on the ball of the foot will be more energy efficient, recycling momentum more effectively than heel-first landing. Eventually, you'll get faster and better at running using the ball of
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People Power Increase Processing Speed
(technologynetworks.com)
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Friction: The Key to Rock Climbing
(tribonet.org)
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Video is encoded onto the DNA of living bacteria using CRISPR
(researchgate.net)
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