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Benjamin Libet ruined the concept of free will for everyone by wiring people up to EEG machines and asking them to flick their wrists. He discovered that the…
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Picture this: you walk into a store, spot a bright red ‘50% off’ tag, and suddenly it feels like fate brought you here. Why? Because your brain is wired to…
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