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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	15 t
	We've all been there: replaying an event in our heads over and over again. Thinking of the ways we could have done things differently. This week, we bring you a favorite episode about why our minds get caught in these mental loops: Rewinding & Rewriting n.pr/2Wlvh2V pic.twitter.com/NNnkMIir0V
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	27. jan.
	As humans, we often rely on the people most like us to form our beliefs as we pass information from one person to another. | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 apple.co/2IXtpuc pic.twitter.com/ishhOGvJ9x
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	26. jan.
	People don't like to go out on a limb when someone outside their inner circle proposes a new idea. Mary Wortley Montagu learned this the hard way when she tried to convince people of a method to prevent the spread of smallpox. | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 apple.co/2IXtpuc pic.twitter.com/u57oHkkOry
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	25. jan.
	We often rely on science to help us sift the fake from the real. But @cailinmeister says science rarely offers absolute truths. | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 n.pr/2DqQvVE pic.twitter.com/kGk2L2swTY
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	24. jan.
	Hard and fast truths can be tough to come by -- including in the world of science. Mathematician and philosopher @cailinmeister suggests that we should rethink the way we view "certainty." | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 n.pr/2DqQvVE pic.twitter.com/1VrqQGTE3y
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	24. jan.
	Ignaz Semmelweis was a physician with a radical proposal: he thought his colleagues should wash their hands before treating patients. They didn't embrace his suggestion. | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 n.pr/2FPlgVU pic.twitter.com/yrSGtNqyyb
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	23. jan.
	We like to think that science evolves in a way that is ... rational. But this isn't always the case. This week, we look at how information and misinformation spread in science. | The Vegetable Lamb 🔊 apple.co/2IXtpuc
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	Rhaina Cohen @rhainacohen	22. jan.
	Thanks to the smarts and audio artistry of @cavarres (there's no talent this woman lacks!) this week's @HiddenBrain episode is an entertaining romp through eye-opening ideas npr.org/2019/01/11/684…
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	23. jan.
	Mathematician and philosopher @cailinmeister uses computer simulations to understand the dizzying social networks that spread knowledge—true and untrue. | 🔊 The Vegetable Lamb n.pr/2DqQvVE pic.twitter.com/gJmYMNbOnE
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	Camila Vargas Restrepo @cavarres	22. jan.
	Before working at @hiddenbrain I knew nothing about Vegetable Lambs. 🐏Today, I am excited to share what I have been thinking about day and night for the past few months! Here it is: n.pr/2DqQvVE
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	21. jan.
	🔊New episode alert!🔊 How do we know what’s true? This week, we talk to philosopher and mathematician Cailin O’Connor about how smart people spread bad ideas. | The Vegetable Lamb n.pr/2FFAehJ pic.twitter.com/u0VpdwhPay
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	21. jan.
	"I think what was so brilliant about King, but also before him...the NAACP was trying to think about how do we make change? And what they thought was, 'We're gonna embrace democracy. We are going to hug democracy tightly and we're going to reveal the hypocrisy.'" #MLKDay pic.twitter.com/5qkAwsyoHz
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	17. jan.
	We’re more likely to laugh with other people—even when those other people aren’t real. In the 1940s, sound engineer Charles Douglass invented the “Audience Response Duplicator,” AKA “The Laff Box,” and changed the way we watch TV. | The Best Medicine 🔊 n.pr/2VWSF6p
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	17. jan.
	Svarer @KolindaKovacs @NPRinvisibilia og 3 andre Thanks for taking us along!! pic.twitter.com/z3cJNblvSA
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	17. jan.
	Svarer @shetha @sophiescott So are we. That conference call audio in the story...yeah, that was the HB team. One producer who shall not be named said "I feel personally attacked." 😂
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	16. jan.
	Neuroscientist @sophiescott says that laughter often isn’t a response to humor – it’s a response to people. | The Best Medicine 🔊 apple.co/2IXtpuc pic.twitter.com/q5DxZ91DNC
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	Laura Kwerel @laura_kwerel	15. jan.
	I made the laughter episode! And I packed in as much joy as I could. 🥰 twitter.com/HiddenBrain/st…
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	15. jan.
	As a neuroscientist who studies laughter, @sophiescott listens closely to chuckles and giggles. Laughter, she says, “is a very good index of how we feel about the people that we're with." | The Best Medicine 🔊 n.pr/2VWSF6p pic.twitter.com/i64AIwCOGF
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	15. jan.
	Svarer @yosoymuerto @planetmoney og 2 andre Thanks for sharing, and sorry to hear about the difficulties. Will pass this on! -TB
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	Hidden Brain @HiddenBrain	14. jan.
	😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣 NEW EPISODE ALERT! This week, why we laugh -- a look behind the LOLs, the ROFLs, the HAHAHAs. Check your podcast feed tonight for The Best Medicine. 🔊apple.co/2IXtpuc 😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣😀😆😂🤣
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