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Baldur's Gate 3 endings and what you can choose

The fate of Faerun is in your hands.

PC Gamer

Ask a cycling coach: 'Why are over-under workouts so hard?'

Here's what's going on inside the body which makes these workouts so tough - plus all the benefits of completing them

Cycling Weekly

"It sounds a bit like they’re speaking underwater, but it’s our first shot at this": scientists have recreated Pink Floyd's Another Brick In The Wall using patients' brainwaves

Boffins made the breakthrough while study the auditory regions of the brain - and you can hear the results

Louder

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Netflix tops list of coolest brands for youngsters

The streaming service overtook YouTube in Beano Brain’s annual survey.

The Independent UK

Kylee Enwright remembered as 'kind and generous' after sudden death

The Singleton woman first suffered a brain injury in Thailand before fundraising money helped bring her home.

Newcastle Herald

Neuroscientists Reconstructed Snippets of a Pink Floyd Song From a Person’s Thoughts

A new study discovers a brain region called the superior temporal gyrus is necessary for perceiving musical rhythm and recreating it from brain activity.

Inverse

Scientists reconstruct Pink Floyd song by listening to people’s brainwaves

Breakthrough raises hopes that musicality of natural speech can be restored in patients with disabling neurological conditions

The Guardian - UK

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Scientists recorded a Pink Floyd song from patients’ brain waves. The tech could eventually allow for communication without words

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Fortune

Scientists reconstruct Pink Floyd song from recorded brain waves of patients

Neuroscientists decoded the 1979 hit Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1.

The Independent UK

Brains of teenage smokers may be different than non-smokers, study suggests

Researchers say that any way of identifying who is more likely to develop a smoking habit could help save millions of lives.

The Independent UK

Academics in Kerala raise concerns about four-year UG programmes

Academics raise concerns over Kerala govt's plan to launch 4-yr UG courses w/o proper prep. CKCT to raise apprehensions before govt. PG courses unclear; existing infra inadequate. NEP 2020 not endorsing multiple pathways; workload of teachers a concern. Aim should be to offer quality courses & jobs, not encourage brain…

The Hindu

Today’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence is based on neuroscience from the ‘50s and ‘60s. Imagine what A.I. could do if it incorporates the latest breakthroughs

An average adult human brain consumes about 20 watts of power, or less than half the consumption of a light bulb. It's also truly intelligent.

Fortune

Former NHL First-Round Draft Pick Dies at 21

The Russian winger died Monday less than two years after he was diagnosed with a brain tumor.

Sports Illustrated

What are nootropics? And why are celebrities so obsessed with them?

Gillian Anderson, Bella Hadid, Joe Jonas, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are all big fans

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Form of gene therapy offers hope for severe alcohol addiction, study finds

US research linked to dopamine release finds macaques decreased consumption by up to 90% after treatment

Fortune

Top physicist says chatbots are just ‘glorified tape recorders’

Leading theoretical physicist Michio Kaku predicts a revolution once machines can solve problems for which supercomputers might need millennia.

The Times of India

Can You Spot the Hidden Crocodiles Among the Dragons? Viral Brain Teaser Revealed!

Can you locate all three hidden crocodiles among the dragons in this viral brain teaser? The challenge that has captivated Facebook users features a captivating image of dragons congregating, concealing these elusive creatures in plain view. Can your keen eye and swift thinking uncover the camouflaged crocodiles amongst the mystical…

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Trek Supercaliber SLR Gen 2 9.9 XX AXS – highly efficient, super taut XC racer

Trek’s dedicated, XC racer has had a complete overhaul so just how Super is the Supercaliber now?

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Django Django on the dance music-inspired Off Planet: "I started making music in the ’90s with an E-mu sampler, so part of my brain is still stuck there"

Django Django’s retro house-influenced new project is a flurry of hypersonic colours and energy. We spoke to the band’s cofounder David Maclean about the record’s inspirations, tech and evolution

LiveScience

Gene therapy injection into the brain causes alcohol use disorder to stop — in monkeys

A small, proof-of-concept study in monkeys reveals the potential of a one-off gene therapy to treat people with alcohol use disorder who haven't responded to other treatments.

The Independent UK

Study shows promise of Parkinson’s therapy for alcohol use disorder

The study found that implanting a specific type of molecule in the brain may prevent a return to excessive alcohol use after a period of abstinence.

The Independent UK

Parkinson’s therapy could be used to tackle alcohol abuse

Excessive alcohol use can alter nerve tracts in the brain responsible for producing dopamine

The Conversation

The same people excel at object recognition through vision, hearing and touch – another reason to let go of the learning styles myth

The idea that individual people are visual, auditory or kinesthetic learners and learn better if instructed according to these learning styles is one of the most enduring neuroscience myths in education.

The Guardian - UK

The psychological immune system: four ways to bolster yours – and have a happier, calmer life

All of us will experience pain and stress, but the brain has some smart ways to protect us. Here is how to get prepared for periods of adversity

The Guardian - AU

Mary-Louise McLaws, epidemiologist who guided Australia through Covid, dies aged 70 from brain cancer

Health minister says professor and WHO advisor was ‘an incredibly calm, articulate voice at a time that was very frightening’

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