Lonely people see the world differently, according to their brains
Brain activity differs among people who feel out of touch with their peers.
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Read more: Everybody in the US Is Getting Depressed, CDC SaysDepression among adults is on the rise in the U.S., according to a study released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which recorded that nearly one in five American adults are diagnosed with depression. The study, which was con…
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AI at the Office Makes You a Lonely, Sleepless Alcoholic, New Study Finds
Read more: AI at the Office Makes You a Lonely, Sleepless Alcoholic, New Study FindsArtificial Intelligence has upended the workplace, bringing with it mass layoffs and the fear that it will destroy humanity as we know it, but a new study reveals the damaging effects don’t end there. A group of researchers set out to uncover the emoti…
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Gizmodo Monday Puzzle: What’s the Best Way to Cheat at Poker?
Read more: Gizmodo Monday Puzzle: What’s the Best Way to Cheat at Poker?Online poker faces a cheating crisis. The AI revolution has imperiled the multi-billion dollar industry as computers continue to outshine humans at their own games. Poker-playing bots can now routinely thrash human experts, and it can be difficult to d…
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Can you fool a monkey with a magic trick? Only if it has opposable thumbs
Read more: Can you fool a monkey with a magic trick? Only if it has opposable thumbsSharing biomechanical ability may be key to anticipating movements of the same limbs in others.
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Animal personalities can trip up science, but there’s a solution
Read more: Animal personalities can trip up science, but there’s a solutionIndividual behavior patterns may skew studies, but a new approach could help.
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How Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy Helps Disaster Victims
Read more: How Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy Helps Disaster VictimsWhen the tornado first appeared on the horizon, residents of Joplin, Missouri gathered on front porches and peered out windows, trying to catch a glimpse of the storm. “Growing up in this area, you get a sense that when there’s a tornado coming, it’s a…
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In 1979, An Entire Science Class Went ‘Berserk’ After Being Hypnotized
Read more: In 1979, An Entire Science Class Went ‘Berserk’ After Being HypnotizedOn October 25, 1979, students at a Miami military academy experienced a frightening outbreak of sudden mass hysteria that began in a science class and spread throughout the school. A newspaper article published the next day used a single-word headline …
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Polling the Internet: What Will the Government Blame Havana Syndrome on Next?
Read more: Polling the Internet: What Will the Government Blame Havana Syndrome on Next?Havana syndrome, the bizarre malaise that has impacted over a thousand U.S. foreign service members all over the world, is still a total mystery. Indeed, even as the government has attempted to explain away some of the weirdness, it’s pretty obvious w…
