Everybody Dies, And That’s F***ed Up: The Monkey Stars Open Up About The Stephen King Movie’s Blunt View On The Horrors Of Death
Considered by many to be one of the greatest movies of all time, The Shawshank Redemption celebrated its milestone 30 th ...
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Sarah Lund provokes readers to see the neurodiversity in God and Scripture
These different ways of thinking can bring in a new perspective about our relationship to God, to the sacred text, to our ...
Psychology Today17h
Mondegreens: When Lyrics Play Tricks on Your Mind
Do you find yourself mishearing lyrics? I do all the time. I recently learned the word for this phenomenon—mondegreen—and how ...
New Scientist1dOpinion
Riveting case studies reveal how neurology shapes who we are
A terrifying but fascinating book, Our Brains, Our Selves by Masud Husain shows how our identities hang by slender ...
In "Severance," everything means something—and the meticulous detail has revived the TV fan theory
The hit Apple TV+ show set itself apart from streaming slop by encouraging viewers to take part in the mystery.
Newsroom22d
New minister’s track record doesn’t bode well for our health
Nearly two thirds (63 percent) of serious injury in New Zealand is caused by transport crashes. They keep our hospitals full to overflowing; and efforts to avoid these horrific and frequently ...
The New York Times24d
In Seattle, a Convergence of 5,444 Mathematical Minds
“A.I. is something that is in our lives, and it’s time to start thinking ... to much chortling. “Never mind humans, never mind trying to reproduce mathematicians or scientists; we can ...
Live Science24d
People who can't 'see with their mind's eye' have different wiring in the brain
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works . While some people can conjure vivid images in their minds, other can't.