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A theory holds that dreams are a way for the visual cortex of the brain to “defend its turf” against being “taken over” to process inputs from other senses

Eaglemans theory centres on the brains adaptability and the need to safeguard the visual cortex

Today’s education headlines: NZ records worst ever PISA international test results, amid global decline NZ school students' performance falling in maths and science: PISA report. Student hunger, bad teachers revealed in latest PISA tests showing dip in NZ teens' scores. Kiwi kids record worst ever international test results, could you have done better? Pisa results:

I grew up in the Stone Age of Research. It was before you could look up anything on your laptop whilst sittin’ in an uber-hip cafe, sippin’ your decaf macch

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • A fascinating exploration of the intricacies of how we remember, why we forget, and what we can do to protect our memories,...

I find The Bulletin’s recent political cartoons regarding the conflict in Gaza deeply disturbing. The cartoon that was published Nov. 2 that shows a child as a Hamas bullet-proof vest

Looking to learn more about the factors that contribute to longevity and aging gracefully? Listen to these five podcast episodes for longevity hacks.

Looking to learn more about the factors that contribute to longevity and aging gracefully? Listen to these five podcast episodes for longevity hacks.

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from a set back. Here are five ways to activate resilience for yourself, your team and your organization.

#674: Neuroscientist David Eagleman — Exploring Consciousness, Sensory Augmentation, The Lazy Susan Method of Extraordinary Productivity, Dreaming, Improving Hearing with a Wristband, Synesthesia, Stretching Time with Novelty, Lessons from Titans of Science, and Much More | Podcast Summary