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People don’t remember changing their minds
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Detroit police officers fight each other in undercover op gone wrong Chinese restaurant offers discounts to women depending on their bra size Participants rated women…
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On the Inability to Ignore Useless Advice
80’s-2017 – _E ++[ G R ] E A T E R++ T: L + H| WFAL [TM]
“We knew,” he finished my sentence.
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There is an alarming increase in demonic activity being reported by those who work in exorcism ministry, said the exorcist for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis
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Overall, most U.S. men were satisfied with their genitals
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We feel more authentic when we're with other people and behave as they expect us to
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The authors identify customers, termed “Harbingers of failure,” who systematically purchase new products that flop
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What else is possible if space and time can change?
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People mistake access to information for their own personal understanding of the information
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We don't look like we think we look, study
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Facebook algorithm can recognise people in photographs even when it can't see their faces
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Would you pay for transparently useless advice?
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Algorithm recovers speech from vibrations of potato-chip bag filmed through soundproof glass
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People prescribe optimism when they believe it has the opportunity to improve the chance of success—unfortunately, people may be overly optimistic about just how much optimism can do