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6 things people over 60 do differently, and it’s why they’re happier  VegOut If you still do these 5 things in your 60s, you are truly winning at life  Eluxe Magazine 6 signs you’re thriving after 65, even if you don’t realize it  VegOut If you’re doing these 7 things after 65, you’re winning at retirement  VegOut 9 subtle habits of people in their …

Summary: Stress is a universal experience, but not all stress affects the brain in the same way. A new study in rats reveals that acute stress provokes anxiety-like behaviors, especially in males, while chronic stress is more strongly tied to depressive symptoms. Researchers also found changes in key blood-brain barrier proteins, showing that stress compromises brain defenses in different ways …

“Weapons” Is Already A Wild Horror Movie, But These 21 Facts Have Me Looking At It Completely Differently  BuzzFeed The Feel-Bad, Feel-Good Movie of the Year  The Atlantic Weekend Box Office: Weapons Racks Up Another Big Win For Warner Bros.  Rotten Tomatoes Of Course ‘Weapons’ Is About Something  The Hollywood Reporter ‘Weapons’ Stays Atop Box Office With Strong $26 Million Weekend  TheWrap Source link

Rewatching Steven Spielberg’s 2001 film AI: Artificial Intelligence, it feels as plausible as ever, but also more misguided. In 2001, AI was barely a thought in everyday life. It was the thing that destroyed the world in Terminator, and still a lofty goal in tech circles. Today, as the technology continues to grow and dominate daily conversation in almost every …

Men and Women Reflect on Their Mistakes Differently, Study Finds  SciTechDaily Source link

Review | I spent months living with smart glasses. People talk to me differently now.  The Washington Post What Happened When I Replaced All My Screens With XReal One Smart Glasses for a Day  Lifehacker An extra pair of eyes on the world …  eeNews Europe Vital Smart Glasses In USA Reviews: Introducing Vital Smart Glasses, A Must Have Smart Glass Trending in …

Summary: New research shows that our brain’s internal map rewrites itself every time we navigate a familiar environment. Even when mice experienced identical virtual mazes with controlled sensory input, their hippocampal neurons activated in different patterns on each run. This suggests spatial memories are dynamic, evolving rather than fixed, and may encode the passage of time. The findings offer insights …

Summary: New research uncovers how a hormonally tuned brain circuit in mice governs sex-specific mating behaviors. Scientists identified a subset of neurons in the prefrontal cortex that integrate oxytocin, ovarian hormones, and social cues to modulate sexual receptivity in females and suppress mating interest in males. Activating these neurons made non-fertile females receptive, while silencing them during estrus stopped their …

Liberals and conservatives live differently — but people think the divide is even bigger than it is  PsyPost Source link