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AI Causing Existential Boredom & Detachment in 2025

Mental health experts reveal how AI-driven environments are creating a collective sense of emptiness and disengagement in 2025. Learn the neuroscience behind it and practical steps to protect your attention.

India's AI Job Risk Lower Than West: IT Secretary

IT Secretary S Krishnan states India faces lower AI disruption to cognitive jobs than Western economies due to fewer white-collar roles. Discover how Stem jobs create new opportunities.

Your Brain Ages in 5 Distinct Stages: Study

A landmark study reveals the human brain undergoes five distinct phases of development and aging, with key transitions at ages 9, 32, 66, and 83. Discover what this means for cognitive health and disease risk.

Chewing Boosts Brain Power: Science Reveals How

Discover how chewing gum or crunchy foods can enhance alertness, memory, and cognitive performance. Learn the neuroscience behind this simple brain hack and 3 easy ways to use it today.

Why Your Brain Rejects Multitasking

Discover the neuroscience behind why multitasking sabotages your focus and productivity. Learn why your brain prefers single-tasking for better efficiency.

4 Zodiac Signs with Highest IQ Per Vedic Astrology

Discover how Mercury, Jupiter, and Moon in your birth chart reveal cognitive strengths. Learn about the four zodiac signs with exceptional IQ and simple astrological remedies to boost intellect.

Trump's '600%' Math Error Fuels Cognitive Decline Debate

US President Donald Trump faces scrutiny after claiming to cut drug prices by 'up to 600%' in a speech, reigniting debates about his cognitive sharpness. Critics cite verbal slips, while supporters dismiss it as politics.

4 Habits to De-Age Your Brain by 8 Years

New research shows optimism, deep sleep, stress management, and strong social support can make your brain up to eight years younger. Learn how to integrate these habits.

Concreteness Training: A Mental Health Game-Changer

Move over mindfulness. Concreteness Training (CNT), an evidence-based cognitive technique, is proving more effective at reducing depression and anxiety by shifting thinking from abstract to specific. Learn how this simple daily practice works.

Cognitive Science Conference ACCS-12 Ends in Prayagraj

The 12th Annual Conference of Cognitive Science (ACCS-12) concluded at Allahabad University. Highlights included keynote lectures, research on language processing, and awards for top presentations. Explore the future of cognitive research.

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