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The neuroscience of doing nothing: Why your brain needs boredom

Doing nothing might be the ultimate brain hack. When you're bored, the brain goes into default mode network. It's not only healthy for you, but it may also shape the very essence of your identity.

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Pezeshkian says COP31 will be 'good opportunity' to bring up US-Israeli 'damage' to the environment

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