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People Tend to Veer Left When They Walk, Study Finds

The finding has prompted follow‑up biomechanics and virtual‑reality tests to probe causes for possible use in crowd planning.

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Psychologist Presents Three‑Factor Explanation for Ghost Encounters

Study Confirms Feynman’s Formula for the ‘Restaurant Dilemma’

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Resilience Linked to Downplaying Small Losses, Not Chasing Rewards, Brain Study Finds

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Minnesota House Backs Psilocybin Therapy Pilot in Health Budget Bill

Low-Dose Psilocybin Calms High-Energy Attacks in Aggressive Fish

Under Anesthesia, the Human Hippocampus Parses Language and Anticipates Words

Former NASA Scientist Says She Saw the Same Afterlife Three Times

UCLA Links Midbrain Dopamine Signal to Stretched Sense of Time at New Events