Schools waste $30 billion on laptops and tablets that harmed Gen Z
U.S. schools' investment of $30 billion in educational technology for 2024 has led to significant cognitive declines in Gen Z, contrary to the intended benefits of revolutionizing learning.
Final years, full time and the urgency to confront inequalities
The Brazilian School Census 2025 reports an increase in full-time enrollments in public schools, emphasizing the critical importance of this educational model during the final years of students' schooling.
Our Childhood Is Disappearing Behind Screens
The article discusses the impact of digitalization on Generation Z's childhood, highlighting the psychological and cognitive challenges they face due to excessive screen time and social media.
Where is Punch? The viral riddle of the monkey of the moment that only the fastest minds solve in 30 seconds
A viral visual riddle inspired by a Japanese monkey named Punch challenges users to find him among identical figures.
Few Know: Those Who Are This Age Have Reached the Highest Point of Intelligence Quotient
New studies reveal that cognitive abilities peak at different stages in life, challenging the long-held belief that intelligence is solely linked to youth.
Use of ayahuasca or cannabis maintains normal neurocognition
A new study claims that regular use of ayahuasca and cannabis does not impair cognitive function, challenging prevailing stereotypes about these substances.
Some 80-year-olds still have razor-sharp brains — and now scientists know why
A study reveals that 'SuperAgers' over 80 generate more neurons, offering insights into their exceptional cognitive abilities.
A special epigenetic shield protects the brains of super-elders from memory loss
Recent research indicates that the brains of 'super-elders' produce new neurons more effectively than their peers, potentially offering new perspectives on combating dementia.
A 45-minute nap enhances learning and resets the brain
A recent study reveals that a short afternoon nap of up to 45 minutes can improve learning abilities by restoring the plasticity of neural connections in the brain.
One type of olive oil has a surprising effect on brainpower during aging
A new study reveals that extra virgin olive oil could enhance cognitive function and promote gut health in aging individuals.
Eating habits that harm the brain, experts reveal how to improve concentration
Experts warn that skipping meals, consuming ultra-processed foods, and neglecting hydration can increase the risk of cognitive decline.
What is the exercise of less than one minute that tones back, abdomen, and arms
A simple suspension exercise revitalizes physical and cognitive abilities while strengthening concentration, according to specialists.
Science reveals why drinking three cups of coffee a day can be good for your health
Regular coffee consumption can reduce the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, according to a Harvard University study involving over 131,000 participants.
Cell Phones and Children: The Most Common Mistakes Adults Make When Trying to Set Limits
Families in Argentina are increasingly concerned about setting limits on cell phone use among children, with experts highlighting the cognitive and emotional impacts of early access.
New method to ease brain habits reduces stress and may help prevent depression
A research team from Toyama University has developed a new method to ease 'brain habits' that approach memory, showing potential effectiveness in reducing stress and preventing depressive disorders.
Purple February: Elderly Home in Sorocaba Offers Activities and Awareness about Alzheimer's
An elderly home in Sorocaba, Brazil, engages residents in activities aimed at stimulating cognitive functions in light of Alzheimer’s awareness.
‘Buba’, the Feeling of Sound… Do Chicks Feel the Same? [Oh Cheol-woo's Scientific Landscape]
A recent study reveals that chicks associate certain sounds with specific shapes, demonstrating the Buba-Kiki effect in avian perception.
Being a Grandparent Improves Cognitive Abilities
A study shows that grandparents who take care of their grandchildren exhibit higher levels of verbal fluency and episodic memory.
The enigmatic signs carved by our ancestors to remember information 40,000 years ago
Researchers have discovered that ancient artifacts featuring complex geometric signs were likely used by our ancestors to record information.
The Apps Play with Your Brain - That's Why You Lose
Tech giants manipulate our cognitive weaknesses to keep us hooked on social media, and there are growing calls for more regulation to address these addictive designs.
The best indicator of cognitive decline: the speed at which you speak
A recent study suggests that the speed of speech is a critical indicator of brain health in older adults.
Early signs of dementia can be seen in the way you write
A new analysis suggests that changes in writing patterns could indicate the early onset of dementia, potentially allowing for earlier diagnoses.
Paloma García Aranda, Psychopedagogue: "Much better than toys is to give children experiences; the more objects they have, the less their enthusiasm lasts"
Paloma García Aranda advocates for gifting experiences rather than traditional toys to enhance children's emotional and cognitive development.
Dogs can also suffer from Alzheimer's according to new genetic study
A recent study indicates that dogs can develop Alzheimer's from the age of 9, often due to neuronal damage.
Three Principles for Writing with AI, in Ascending Order of Outsourcing
The article discusses the ethical implications and trust issues related to using AI for writing, emphasizing the importance of genuine communication.
War in Ukraine: The Times Reveals What Could Change the Course of the War
The article discusses the Kremlin's ongoing cognitive warfare strategies aimed at convincing the West to cease support for Ukraine, amidst claims by Russian military officials of significant territorial gains.
Why do our muscles "talk" to the brain and what are the results?
Recent studies reveal that physical exercise aids cognitive functions and brain health beyond visible bodily benefits.
Study shows how menopause affects the brain and mental health
A new study investigates the impact of menopause on women's brain function and mental health, highlighting cognitive challenges and the limited understanding of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) effects.
Religion of the Present: Why do so many people meet AI with blind trust?
The article discusses the paradox of people's blind trust in artificial intelligence despite its identified shortcomings and errors.
What cognitive error do drivers always commit? 'They always think of this one road trip'
The article discusses the common cognitive error that drivers make, as highlighted by Felix Bräutigam during a seminar in Finland.
My discovery that reduces the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by 38 percent
Research indicates that mentally stimulating activities can significantly lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
Can Drinking Soft Drinks by Teenagers Have Unpleasant Consequences?
A study examines the impact of soft drink consumption on the cognitive abilities and overall health of teenagers.
Is uncertainty mentally exhausting you?
The article discusses the mental exhaustion caused by ongoing uncertainty, emphasizing the need to adapt to a radically changed world rather than waiting for stability.
Andreas Veispak ⟩ The Persistent Present
The article discusses the role of imagination in shaping societies, highlighting its significance alongside laws and resources.
Creatine, the star supplement under scientific scrutiny
Creatine is a popular supplement known for its ability to enhance physical performance, but its cognitive benefits remain uncertain, prompting scientific investigation.
We are what we think
The article discusses the philosophical perspective that the quality of our lives is determined by the quality of our thoughts, drawing insights from historical figures and cognitive psychology.
Neither coffee nor supplements: the free habit that boosts memory and few take advantage of
A recent study indicates that exposure to natural light significantly enhances cognitive performance, more so than caffeine or supplements.
Virgin olive oil protects the brain and cognitive function: study links its benefits to gut microbiota
A study indicates that consuming virgin olive oil is associated with improved cognitive function, potentially linked to its effects on gut microbiota.
What happens in the brain when we hear different opinions and how to train listening skills
The article discusses the neurological challenges faced when encountering opposing opinions and offers insights on how to improve listening skills.
Physical fatigue vs. technical skill: study reveals impacts of replacing pen and paper with keyboards in schools
A study in Australia highlights different cognitive and physical responses of second-grade students when transitioning from traditional writing methods to digital platforms.
AI will surpass humans in a few years, claims Anthropic CEO
At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stated that AI could outpace human cognitive abilities in the near future.
We are like our breathing: doing it consciously is a form of mental care
The article discusses the significant link between conscious breathing and mental well-being, highlighting its impact on cognitive and emotional states.
Grandmothers helping with grandchildren's homework and playing with them, despite physical fatigue, their brains stay ‘sharp’
A recent study suggests that grandmothers who take care of their grandchildren may experience slower cognitive decline, highlighting the benefits of active involvement in their lives.
Synaptic Reset: Science Reveals the Exact Time You Should Sleep in the Afternoon to Boost Your Memory
A study highlights the benefits of napping in the afternoon, emphasizing its positive impact on memory and learning capabilities.
Can Coffee Affect Dementia Risk: Here's What Scientists Say
New data suggest that regular caffeine consumption may be linked to a lower risk of dementia and a slower decline in cognitive functions.
The physical activity that keeps the brain young longer
A new study highlights the significant role of exercise, particularly strength training, in maintaining brain health and cognitive function as people age.
These beverages are associated with a lower risk of cognitive disorders
Daily coffee or tea drinkers may be less prone to memory disorders, according to a recent study.
How well does your memory work? If you get more than 8 correct in this quiz, you have dazzling wits
This article presents a memory test for readers to assess their memory and recognition skills through a quiz featuring eight well-known celebrities.
When do horses learn better? Researchers discovered a factor that is also important for humans
The article discusses how sleep influences learning abilities and motivation in horses, highlighting a research method to assess cognitive skills in their familiar environments.
These two activities can reduce the risk of dementia by almost 40 percent
Reading and writing can significantly lower the risk of dementia, with studies showing a nearly 40 percent reduction.