Every time you reach for something, there's a squabbling match in your brain

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Every time you reach for something, there"s a squabbling match in your brain

Even the simplest of actions can arise from hidden competition. Imagine reaching for a cup. There are many ways of doing this, depending on where the cup is, whether you"re right- or left-handed, whether the handle is turned towards you, and so on.
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JOC delegates in radiation spin control

BUENOS AIRES – What should have been a resounding kickoff for the Tokyo 2020 bid with the International Olympic Committee"s vote coming Saturday turned into a fencing match as bid chief Tsunekazu Takeda tried to parry questions from the media about …
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Bad gossip affects our vision as well as our judgment

This lasts for a few seconds, before the images flip. The suppressed image becomes dominant, and the dominant one fades to view. These flips are largely out of our control, and you can work out which image is better at capturing the brain"s attention …
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