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Dopamine’s Darker Role: How It Trains Us to Avoid Danger

Dopamine isn’t just about pleasure—it’s also the brain’s crucial tool for teaching us to avoid harm. New research shows how this dual role shapes our decisions, our emotions, and even our mental health.

More Sleep, Sharper Mind: The Secret to Teen Brain Power

New research shows teens who sleep more are sharper thinkers with healthier brains. Sleep isn't a luxury—it's a necessity for teenage success.

Global Alarm: U.N. Pushes Back Against U.S. Plan to Shutter Climate Office

A U.S. proposal to close the U.N.’s New York climate office has ignited a firestorm of opposition from international leaders — and could threaten the future of global climate cooperation.

Galileo Galilei: The Visionary Who Gave Science Its Voice

Galileo Galilei did not simply observe the stars — he rewrote humanity's understanding of the universe. A pioneer of the Scientific Revolution, he dared to question ancient beliefs and challenged the very fabric of accepted knowledge. His discoveries shattered the barriers of tradition and opened a cosmic gateway that we continue to explore today. Galileo’s relentless pursuit of truth through observation, experimentation, and courage laid the foundation for modern science and ignited a spirit of discovery that propels us into the future.

AI Still Can’t Read the Room—But Why?

A new study from Johns Hopkins University reveals that while AI excels at recognizing static images, it falters in interpreting dynamic social interactions, highlighting a significant gap in current AI capabilities.

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