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I’m continuously impressed by the brain - the most complex piece of the human anatomy is endlessly amazing. For centuries, mankind was baffled by it. In the present day, many scientists devote their lives to uncovering how this multifaceted organ works. Here are 11 facts about your brain that'll blow your mind: |
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Why Building a Perpetual Motion Machine Is Impossible
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Hubble Telescope: 35 Years of Incredible Photos
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The World You See Doesn't Really Exist...
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Why IS Fentanyl So Dangerously Addictive?
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You Won't Believe What Passes for a Phone in North Korea
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