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News How Fake News Tricks Your Brain
We live in a world with many “alternative facts,” which means verifying and fact-checking ourselves and those in our community plays an important role in determining what is real and what is fake.
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News Why Do We Yawn?
It may not be because you’re tired
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News The Science Of Fear
There’s a reason some people love being scared
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News How Yoga Can Change Your Brain
The benefits go well beyond the initial “yoga high”
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News Turn Your Brain Into A Film Director!
The Brain Show starts this Saturday at the Australian Museum Science Festival
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News Can Climbing A Tree Improve Your Memory?
New study suggest childlike activities can boost cognitive skills
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News Brain Games: You Won't Believe Your Eyes
If brain space indicates the importance of a sense, then vision is the most important!
The Brain: Memory loading...
News The Brain: Memory
Can forgetting help us remember?
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News Inside the Brain
Gamers rejoice: It’s believed that playing videogames can help you multitask more efficiently.
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News How To Shake Hands With Confidence
It's a 6 step process. Going Deep With David Rees.
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News Brain Games: Patterns
Patterns
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News Brain Games: Superstitions
Superstitions
About the Show

Your brain is an incredibly powerful and efficient super-computer that helps you makes sense out of the world. And it's time to put that computer to the ultimate test.

The Emmy® nominated Brain Games is full of interactive illusions, challenges and experiments that showcase the extraordinary ways we see, process and think about the world around us.

Host Jason Silva will awaken your incredible senses and uncover the mysteries of the most complex object in the known universe – your brain!

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