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Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology, explaining how they change our understanding of the world and shape our lives. 
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Acclaimed author, artist, and teacher Lynda Barry thinks creativity is as an innate biological function.
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Learn specific activities for building resilience in the workplace and in your life. Practical techniques fully backed by science, to help you build personal resilience.
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Gains in the ability to sustain attention developed through intensive meditation training are maintained up to seven years later, according to a new study.
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Be more patient? Imagine that: Neuroscientists find links between patience, imagination in the brain
By using functional MRI (fMRI) to look inside the brain, neuroscientists found that imagination is a pathway toward patience. Imagining an outcome before acting upon an impulse may help increase patience without relying on increased willpower.
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Our world is pretty messed up. With all the violence, pollution and crazy things people do, it would be easy to turn into a grouchy old man withou
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Jarrod Spencer, Mind of the Athlete, Bethlehem, Susan Bianchi
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Every second of every day you are changing your brain. There are two primary ways to harness neuroplasticity and put it to work for you.
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Findings could help hunt for treatment for degenerative conditions such as Alzheimers, and psychiatric problems
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How to increase happiness can be such a tough question to answer, but these neuroscience rituals may be worth a shot since they find an increase in happiness.
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Dr Travis Bradberry explains the difference emotional intelligence makes in the workplace, and its role in success.
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Sometimes we remember things differently to how they actually happened.
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Neuroscientists recently studied that 'Aha!' moment you get when you finally solve a puzzle. It is linked to reward centers and our evolutionary history.
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Simple 1:2 breathing is where it's at, according to a major university study.
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If you’re looking for meaning in your own dreams, here are 5 findings that reveal the importance of dreams and their possible significance in our lives.
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The mindfulness movement’s heavy focus on positive, health-related perks, like stress or anxiety reduction, turns meditation into…
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What do originality and invention look like in the brain? In this interview with New York Times columnist Carl Zimmer as part of Big Think's partnershi
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I’ll bet you’re not getting enough sleep. Honestly, I’m kind of cheating — it’s a pretty safe bet. And this is the one post where if you fell asleep while reading it, well, I’m not offended.
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Remarkable advances in technologies that enable the distribution and utilization of information encoded as digital sequences of 1s or 0s have dramatically changed our way of life. Adolescents, old enough to master the technologies and young enough t
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What scientists know as mind-wandering tells us much about what it means to be human.
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Daniel Goleman and Richard Davidson tell the story of this revolutionary breakthrough in our understanding of how meditation works.
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Here are some simple ways you can cultivate happiness this International Happiness Day (and every other day!)
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