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Numerous studies have found that learning a new language can change how your brain pulls information together, and because of that, enables you to h
Back before I was legally blind I used to train trying to manipulate and read data from video games. I figured that, since it’s all just data in the computer, and that it was known to be possible to manipulate random number generators, that it should work. I started with Assassins Creed 2 where I tr
Random/Non-lucid – Defined by their lack of structure, usually fuzzy visuals, and non-lucidity
Semi lucid A - Dreams where I am consciously non-lucid but subconsiously lucid. Known for doing things like telling people I’m in a dream but not aware I’m doing so. Instead believing it’s all real. A
As I'm posting, I thought I would mention this book I'm currently reading, just over half way through. I stumbled across it by chance, haven't heard anything about it anywhere, no podcast interviews etc (though haven't searched any out specifically, may do so after I finish it, he must have done som
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The mortality rate flattens among the oldest of the old, a study of elderly Italians concludes, suggesting that the oldest humans have not yet rea
In the current number of the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research is a Research Note by Robert Charman about the strange experience of the pilot and aviation executive Sir Peter Masefield, which was recounted by him in the 21 December 1972 issue of Flight International.
Crows can make tools from memory and improve on their designs over time. Experts from Cambridge and Auckland universities put crows to the test by training the birds to construct shapes from cardboard, receiving (...)
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