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Researchers have successfully treated a Californian woman’s depression by implanting a special lil’ chip into her brain. In this episode, Rhys explores what this chip is, how it works, and whether it gives those of us with depression a little hope for a brighter future. For a list of resources on this episode, check out Twitter. My handle is: @rhyroe
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Why are humans such perves for scares? In this week’s episode, Rhys explores why we love horror and ghosts so much, the psychological benefits of having a good fright, the origins of our modern thoughts around ghosts, and how hauntings *could* be explained by science. Resources used for researching…
Whether it’s starting fights, bickering or binging episodes of Real Housewives, it’s clear that people LOVE drama. In this episode, Rhys explores why we love drama so much, how life trains us to be drama queens, the reasons why we seek it out and why our brains tell us we’re right, even when we’re …
What do tigers, zebras, skunks, tabbies and humans have in common? Stripes baby! In this week’s episode, Rhys explores the phenomenon (?) of human stripes, why we have them, how we got them, whether they’re pretty or not, and why your pet likely knew you had these before you did. Resources for this…
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