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How much can you trust your own memory?

In Pieces of Light, psychologist Charles Fernyhough says the brain continually rewrites our past – so how accurate are our recollections?

CultureLab

Rubber hand shows brain can be fooled on skin colour

Life

Rubber hand shows brain can be fooled on skin colour

News

Life

Implanted electrodes offer clues to brain's 'thesaurus'

News

Health

Autism's brain activity captured in diagnostic test

News

Charisma class: How to win fans and influence people

Humans

Charisma class: How to win fans and influence people

Features

Special goggles reveal when babies see in 3D

Life

Special goggles reveal when babies see in 3D

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Positive switch for body electronics

Technology

Positive switch for body electronics

Features

Daydream your way to creativity

Life

Daydream your way to creativity

Features

How much cheating is alright?

Humans

How much cheating is alright?

Opinion

Rare brain samples lost in freezer failure

Health

Rare brain samples lost in freezer failure

A perfect storm of technical failures at a Harvard centre has destroyed precious human brain samples, including 53 from people with autism

News

Technology

The AI game that knows you better than anyone

News

Life

Zen meditators tap in to subliminal messages

News

Humans

Lucky accidents of human evolution: Gift of the gab

Features

Humans

Lucky accidents of human evolution: Energy upgrade

Features