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Why You Still Feel Lonely–Even When Surrounded by Friends (opens the original)
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Loneliness—in the middle of a crowd, or in a room full of friends. Is it all in your head? And what happens when it doesn't go away? People say we forgot how to talk to each other during the COVID era—but is that all there is to it? What happened to make it so bad that health authorities now call it an epidemic? What's really happening in the brain? Is the secret hidden in our genetic code? Do some people feel the weight of loneliness more than others? Have smartphones, social media, and dating
The Brain's Final Secret: The Mystery of Terminal Lucidity (opens the original)
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The extraordinary human brain. The silent driver keeping our bodies running, and the reason we can think, feel, and remember. But when the brain gets tired and illness sets in—we lose ourselves. That is, until the final moment, when it all comes flooding back: memories, life force, and for some, supernatural experiences. Terminal lucidity, or the end-of-life surge—it's the medical anomaly that's been baffling doctors for centuries. What really happens inside the brain as we enter our final momen
The Science (And Mystery) of Why We Love Autumn (opens the original)
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Autumn has arrived—and so have days filled with fall foliage, family feasts, a crisp chill in the air, and pumpkins galore. The numbers say it's the favorite time of year for most Americans, and many others around the world. But aside from the warmth of Thanksgiving and the nostalgia of going back to school, fall is also tied to things that aren't warm or comforting at all. Works of art and cultures around the world call it the start of the "dark half" of the year. Why do so many people eagerly
Why Every Culture Loved Fireflies–and Why They're Now Vanishing (opens the original)
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When was the last time you saw a firefly? For many of us, thousands of dazzling lights set the warm summer nights of our childhoods ablaze. But in recent years, the almost magical flickering has dimmed and virtually disappeared—and hardly anyone has noticed. What really happened to the lightning bugs? What makes us remember to look for them? Why does almost every culture in the world have legends and stories highlighting their magic? And what does it say about our society that a symbol of childl
The 9 Habits That Can Add 14 Years to Your Lifespan (opens the original)
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Science says no matter how good medicine becomes, the human body has a hard age limit: somewhere between 120 and 150 years. But for a select few, even that may not be enough. Two world leaders recently got caught talking about immortality, and now discussions about biohacking are making headlines. What's really happening inside secret military labs created to lengthen the lives of the ultra-elite? How does it compare to life inside the world's mysteries Blue Zones, like Okinawa, Japan, where res
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