stackyFACTSDragging a pen across a dead tree forces your brain to summarize information in real-time. Typing on a keyboard is so fast and automatic that you become a mere human transcription machine, retaining absolutely nothing.
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Keeping a diary is not just for dramatic teenagers. Translating vague emotional agony into concrete written words forces your processor to organize the chaos…
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Kindle lovers, prepare to be completely humbled. Tactile feedback—the physical weight of the book and the geographic location of the words on a page—creates…
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What happens in your brain when you finally learn a rare new word and suddenly start hearing it absolutely everywhere?
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If you learn something new today, how much of it will your brain naturally delete by this time tomorrow?
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Memorizing a list by rhyming one with bun sounds incredibly childish but functions flawlessly. This mnemonic technique permanently attaches fragile new data…
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You can pick up a terrible habit just by staring at someone doing it. Mirror neurons force us to replicate the exact flawed actions of others without even…
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