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University of Arizona researchers teach 70% to lucid dream in six weeks

Researchers at the University of Arizona found that participants can learn to lucid dream through a six-week training program, with 70% experiencing at least one lucid dream. This method could have therapeutic...

Live Science · 5 days ago · 2 min read

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James O'Hanlon's book claims Eurasian jays can lie, challenging animal intelligence views.

Biologist James O'Hanlon's book suggests that animals, like the Eurasian jay, may possess the ability to lie, indicating a deeper level of consciousness and social awareness than previously recognized. This...

Live Science · 14 days ago · 1 min read

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