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AI Use by UK Justice System Risks Papering Over Cracks Caused by Years of Underfunding

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The push to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in the UK justice system, while aimed at efficiency, runs the significant risk of masking deep-seated...
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Why You Don’t Have to Block Roads or Glue Yourself to Buildings to Be a Climate Activist

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While high-profile, disruptive actions like blocking roads or gluing oneself to structures—often associated with groups like Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion—gain significant media...
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Does ASMR Really Help With Anxiety? A Psychology Expert Explains the Evidence

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The world of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) has exploded online, with millions of videos dedicated to triggering the characteristic tingling sensation on the...
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Building a Digital Soul: How Users Make Their AI Companions Feel Real

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AI companions, ranging from simple chatbots to sophisticated digital partners, are rapidly moving from novelty to a fundamental form of social engagement. The most...
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The Science of Defiance: A Psychology Researcher Explains Why People Comply—And How to Resist

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Compliance—going along with a request or instruction—often feels like the human default. Whether it's agreeing with a colleague's flawed proposal or remaining silent when...
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The Unspoken Rule of Conversation: Why Chimpanzees Know Whose Turn It Is, Too

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In human communication, the exchange of turns during a conversation is astonishingly fast, averaging just about 200 milliseconds (ms) between speakers. This precise timing...
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SHIELD: A Simple, Memorable Blueprint for Preventing Alzheimer’s and Dementia

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As the global population ages, Alzheimer's disease (AD) and dementia are rapidly becoming defining public health crises, with a new case diagnosed every three...
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Naming and Categorizing: The Key to Unlocking Executive Function Skills in Young Children

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Every day, young children face a range of decisions from simple to complex—from remembering to brush their teeth before breakfast to searching for a...
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Consciousness: Have Major Theories Been Focusing on the Wrong Part of the Brain?

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For decades, scientists have sought the origin of consciousness in the outer cortex—the most evolved and complex layer of the brain. Leading theories, such...
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The Musician’s Brain: A Neurobiological Buffer Against Pain

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For those who witness the intense dedication of professional musicians, it comes as no surprise that playing an instrument is a physically demanding pursuit....
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