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Your Gut Decides Before You Do
The gut's neural architecture evolved before the brain did. The earliest nervous systems in animal evolution were enteric — designed to manage digestion, the most fundamental task any organism faces. The brain came later, as a useful addition for coordinating movement and processing sensory input from the external world. But the gut was already handling its own business long before the brain arrived to supervise.
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Machines Can Choose Now. What Does That Mean?
For 3.5 billion years, the capacity to choose — to encounter a situation and select between genuinely open possibilities — belonged to living things.
What Children Know That Adults Forgot
The common version says: children are creative, and adults are not. Creativity is a magical substance, like pixie dust, that children have in abundanc...
You Don't Remember What You Think You Remember
The event happens, the brain records it, and the recording sits in long-term storage like a file on a hard drive. It might fade with time. It might be...
Why Music Moves You Before You Think
The body was preparing to move to a beat that hadn't arrived yet. And the participants weren't moving at all — they were sitting still, listening. The...
Intelligence Is Older Than Brains
If intelligence is defined by what it does — solving problems, making decisions, learning from experience, adapting to conditions — then intelligence ...
Where Do "You" Go When You Sleep?
The average person spends 26 years of their life asleep. That's one-third of everything — one-third of your relationships, your career, your entire ti...
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