The phrase is French and means "already seen". The deja vu phenomenon describes an experience in which, for a few seconds or fractions of seconds, we feel that something we are experiencing at the moment has already happened in the past. Some people experience it every day, others very rarely,…
If you are one of those people who are looking for ways to increase their creativity and productivity, then this list of activities and ideas is the right fit for you. Probably, you might have already tried some of these things before, but perhaps some other ideas from this list…
At least once in our lives, we all have done or said things that gave us a strong impression that it had happened before. What games does our brain play with us? Certain phenomena of the mind are particularly difficult to explain and continue to puzzle scientists to this day.…
A study by American scientists with a contribution by a Greek neuroscientist is very close to understanding the mysteries of the brain and sheds new light on the mechanism of the learning process. It brings new hopes for the treatment of brain disorders such as schizophrenia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and…
Every day search engines like Google give us thousands of solutions and facilitate our lives. Do they also affect our brains? It seems so, according to a new study that points out the negative consequences of the 'google effect' and claims that the Internet has a direct impact on how…
What is the biggest problem you face with your memory? Of course, it is for memorizing and remembering specific things, moments, or names. There are many sophisticated techniques that could help you improve your memory, but most likely, you won’t remember them at the moment when they will be most…
Do you have an exam tomorrow and are feeling unprepared? Read a few tricks to help you learn and memorize as many things as you can. The night before an exam Make sure to have enough sleep at night before an exam. During sleep, the nerve endings, activated during the…
It has been always considered that a sharp memory is a matter of one's capacity to store more information in their brain. Now scientists believe that the main role in this process comes down to an individual's ability to concentrate and filter out unnecessary information. Experiments on a sharp memory…
