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Weekly roundup — From chocolate to cryptocurrencies Have people really gained more weight during the pandemic? How did brain researchers predict stock movements (or, by extension, cryptocurrency performance) an entire day in advance? And, finally, with COVID-19 variants spreading among kids under 15, it's time to ask: When should we start vaccinating kids? Listen to audio 30:00 Share

Caption: Our ability to highlight surprises stems from a specific interplay of brain waves that suppress processing of predicted stimuli, such as the things we always see around the office, to pave the way for heightened processing of what's new, like a gift left on the desk one morning. Previous image Next image If you open your office door one morning and there is a new package waiting on your desk, that’s what you will notice most in the otherwise unchanged room. A recent study by MIT and Boston University neuroscientists finds that the dynamic interplay...

Mike and Mike

A person by their brain waves. sounds like biometrics super practical i no longer need those endless let the number and character password combinations happy days or is there a catch we'll talk to professor christoph minor to find out if teachers internet technologies and systems at odds them based research institute was more secure up of as a possible words or biometrics. thing i took is that we should be using your fingerprint to log in it's obviously more convenient that you just put your finger on the reader those are identified and then you're in. that's much easier than typing a password...

We're certainly on different paths at the moment. i'll always be there for him and he'll always be there for me. we don't see as much as i used to because we're busy. the majority of stuff is created out of nothing. but, you know, as brothers, you know, you have good days, you have bad days. >> this interview aired as part of an itv documentary filmed during harry and meghan's recent trip to africa. okay, listen to this. more than 19 hours, nearly 11,000 miles nonstop. australian airline qantas just set a new record for the longest commercial passenger flight ever with its boeing 787 dreamli...