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Can it be ethical to implant false memories?

Our behaviour is influenced by what we remember. So tweaking those memories could potentially have a very positive or negative effect on our lives

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Brain scans could lead to consciousness 'gold standard'

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Brain scans could lead to consciousness 'gold standard'

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Head hurts? Zap the wonder nerve in your neck

Health

Head hurts? Zap the wonder nerve in your neck

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Autism may make brains of women but not men more male

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Words prompt us to notice what our subconscious sees

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Words prompt us to notice what our subconscious sees

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Not like us: Artificial minds we can't understand

Technology

Not like us: Artificial minds we can't understand

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Ability to perceive minds of others emerges in robot

Technology

Ability to perceive minds of others emerges in robot

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Poor sleep makes food more appealing

Health

Poor sleep makes food more appealing

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Cells that help you find your way identified in humans

Health

Cells that help you find your way identified in humans

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Placebos at large: the power of society's symbols

Health

Placebos at large: the power of society's symbols

The world is brimming with symbols, including national flags, which trigger a phenomenon akin to medicinal placebos, argues psychologist Nicholas Humphrey

Opinion

Health

Food vs you: How your dinner controls you

Features

Health

Fixing broken brains: a new understanding of depression

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Life

To create a robot with common sense, mimic a toddler

Opinion

Life

Go-carting babies reveal origin of fear of heights

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