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www.bbc.com 9y ago

The quest to make a crystal harder than diamonds

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freakonomics.com 10y ago

How to be less terrible at predicting the future

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www.newyorker.com 10y ago

Please don't shout down the internet Donald Trump

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How much would you pay to live for an extra year?

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www.newscientist.com 10y ago

Scans prove there is no such thing as a “male” or “female” brain

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www.smithsonianmag.com 10y ago

Ways to start eating insects

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

Does it pay to be kind to strangers?

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www.newyorker.com 10y ago

Albert Einstein's sci-fi stories

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The reason why everyday heroes emerge in atrocities

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digest.bps.org.uk 10y ago

Comparing Obama and Romney's speech and how audiences react

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www.newyorker.com 10y ago

What the Dust in Your House Says About You

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digest.bps.org.uk 10y ago

Feeling like you are an expert makes you closed-minded

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nymag.com 10y ago

Daydreaming about cash helps you forget your coworkers hate you

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

Is beer better (or worse) for you than wine?

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People who drink human blood

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Will emoji become a new language?

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

The downsides of being tall (and the upsides of being short)

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

Blindsight: Some people who have lost their vision find a “second sight”

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

Is another human living inside you?

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

Ageing is not an inevitable fact of life

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Emotional blindness: what is it like to lack the ability to feel emotion?

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www.bbc.com 10y ago

A lucid-dreamer's guide to controlling the sleeping mind

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

The strange phenomenon of musical frisson

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

Could androids walk among us without us knowing? Dystopian exp suggests yes

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Can changes in atmospheric pressure give you a mirgraine or headache?

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digest.bps.org.uk 11y ago

Older people frequently underestimate their own memory skills

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

Why do some people have “maths anxiety”? How numbers can trigger fear and pain

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The strange expertise of burglars

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

How to learn 30 languages

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

When is the prime of your life? Good and bad news for memory, sex, and happiness

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Disclaimer - I wrote the article I'm genuinely interested in your point here, but doesn't the research on quiet eye training actually support this causal link? Lots of the studies showed that feedback on the athlete's eye movements does improve their accuracy, better than control interventions that did not explicitly teach the quiet eye.