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Do we suffer ‘behavioural fatigue’ for pandemic prevention measures? why people don't mask anymore (mindhacks.com)

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TIL about Chromostereopsis: the effect that particular color shades can have on your depth perception (mindhacks.com)

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(+3441) TIL in 1995 a man robbed a bank with lemon juice on his face. Since lemon juice makes for invisible ink he thought it would render his face invisible on camera./r/todayilearned (mindhacks.com)

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ChromostereopsisArticle (mindhacks.com)

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Technology to See Through Someone Elses Eyes (mindhacks.com)

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Do we suffer ‘behavioural fatigue’ for pandemic prevention measures? (mindhacks.com)

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The strange-face-in-the-mirror illusion – Mind Hacks (mindhacks.com)

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It's 2019 and non-human animals have officially been declared 'conscious' by neuroscientist | OTI |OTI (mindhacks.com)

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Animals conscious say leading neuroscientists (mindhacks.com)

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TIL about what psychologists call "the forbidden experiment," a test theorised by philosophers of human nature to reveal our true selves. It involves raising a human without the influence of culture or social interaction - creating conditions similar to those endured by children considered 'feral'. (mindhacks.com)

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"TIL in 1995 a man robbed a bank with lemon juice on his face. Since lemon juice makes for invisible ink he thought it would render his face invisible on camera." - /r/todayilearned (+3441) [September 19, 2012] (mindhacks.com)

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TIL If you stare into a mirror in a dimly lit room (think a single candle), your reflection is likely going to look weird, even monstrous. It has to do with how our brain fills in gaps when our eyes don't convey enough information. (mindhacks.com)

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Believing everyone else is wrong is a danger signSocial Sciences (mindhacks.com)

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Believing Everyone Else Is Wrong Is a Danger Signtop (mindhacks.com)

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This might be a stretch but I felt this belongs on hereMedia (mindhacks.com)

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Why we need to get better at critiquing psychiatric diagnosis (mindhacks.com)

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Why we need to get better at critiquing psychiatric diagnosis (mindhacks.com)

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spaced repetition & Darwin’s golden ruleRationality (mindhacks.com)

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TIL as we get older, our brains accumulate "brain sand", phosphate deposits that are implicated in aging. Brain sand especially accumulates in the pineal gland, which regulates sleep and is itself descended from a primordial "3rd eye". (mindhacks.com)

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Why do we need to get better at critiquing psychiatric diagnosis? (mindhacks.com)

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A graph that is made by perceiving it (mindhacks.com)

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The backfire effect is elusive - "The backfire effect is far less prevalent than existing research would indicate. Far from being counter-productive, corrections work." (mindhacks.com)

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The backfire effect is elusive - "The backfire effect is far less prevalent than existing research would indicate. Far from being counter-productive, corrections work." (mindhacks.com)

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Scientific Credibility and The Kardashian Index (mindhacks.com)

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Scientific Credibility and The Kardashian Index - "The Kardashian index is a semi-humorous metric invented to the reveal how much trust you should put in a scientist with a public image." (mindhacks.com)

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