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9 brain habits you did not realize you had

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Brain is certainly the most amazing part of human body. It becomes more interesting when it does not work the way you expect it should. Psychology frequently establishes our intuitions about how human mind works, but it reveals a number of surprises as well…
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1) The maximum capacity of your short-term memory is seven.

short-term memory is seven

2) The most visible color is Chartreuse.

most visible color is Chartreuse

3) Subconscious is smarter than you.

Subconscious is smarter than you

4) There are two nervous systems.

There are two nervous systems

5) Brain is exceptionally bad at probability.

Brain is exceptionally bad at probability

6) Memory isn’t great either.

Memory isn’t great either

7) Depth is perceivable with one eye.

Depth is perceivable with one eye

8 ) Long-term memory closes up during sleep.

Long-term memory closes up during sleep

9) The Brain has an amazing instant playback feature.

Brain has an amazing instant playback feature

Brain is certainly the most amazing part of human body. It becomes more interesting when it does not work the way you expect it should. Psychology frequently establishes our intuitions about how human mind works, but it reveals a number of surprises as well…

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