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Your brain works fine when you're under 25 (no matter how 'inconvenient' this fact may be)

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

The 'frontal lobe theory', that your brain isn't 'fully mature' until age 25, remains very influential... and almost entirely wrong.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · Your brain works fine when you're under 25 (no matter how 'inconvenient' this fact may be)By Dean Burnett

♫ Mahna Mahna, Do doo be-do-do ♫ (Why do we get earworms?)

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

Why DO we get earworms? Seriously, why?

The brain is to blame, obviously. A bunch of traits (and glitches) synch up to create this catchy phenomenon.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · ♫ Mahna Mahna, Do doo be-do-do ♫ (Why do we get earworms?)By Dean Burnett

This Article Is More Powerful Than The Human Brain

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

A lot of things are claimed to be as/more powerful than the human brain. This article explores why this is both not that much of an achievement, and functionally meaningless.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · This article is more powerful than the human brain.By Dean Burnett

Your brain works fine when you're under 25 (no matter how 'inconvenient' this fact may be)

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

The 'frontal lobe theory', that your brain isn't 'fully mature' until age 25, remains very influential... and almost entirely wrong.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · Your brain works fine when you're under 25 (no matter how 'inconvenient' this fact may be)By Dean Burnett

This Article Is More Powerful Than The Human Brain

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

A lot of things are claimed to be as/more powerful than the human brain. This article explores why this is both not that much of an achievement, and functionally meaningless.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · This article is more powerful than the human brain.By Dean Burnett

♫ Mahna Mahna, Do doo be-do-do ♫ (Why do we get earworms?)

theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

Why DO we get earworms? Seriously, why?

The brain is to blame, obviously. A bunch of traits (and glitches) synch up to create this catchy phenomenon.

The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · ♫ Mahna Mahna, Do doo be-do-do ♫ (Why do we get earworms?)By Dean Burnett