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Science says marry the right person and you’ll be more successful, except for 1 (very personal) catch Cop hears cries from trash can next to church—not ready for what he finds After 79 years and 7 ...

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Professor Denis M Parker, academic and neuropsychologist. Born: June 1943 in Cork, Ireland. Died: 6 November 2025 in Dundee, ...

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Explore the simple feeling of being, the basic sense of being alive that is ever-present and inclusive of all momentary ...

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Your brain might have a hidden neural layer that puts you in touch with the same “figures” during altered states of ...

Alpha oscillations – once thought to be the brain “idling” – are turning out to be way more important than we gave them ...

Research conducted by researchers at the University of Gothenburg shows that people tend to rate their own risk of being ...

A Universal, Mechanistic, and Testable Framework for Measuring Alignment, Coherence, and Consequence Across Human Behavior and social Structures The Law of Alignment measures reality, not intention.

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