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A Study Says Your Brain Can Travel Through Time. Here’s What It Does to Your Memory.

Although our lives feel filled with both wonderful and painful memories, for the most part, they’re mostly just a long process of forgetting. A new study shows that employing certain techniques—known ... Read More
How travel can improve your mental health: poll

The secret to better mental health might be just one flight away, according to a new poll. A survey of 2,000 Americans found that the average American feels 67% better mentally after going on a trip. Read More
Scientists say this trick can help bring back fading memories

Half-forgotten memories can be resurrected using "mental time travel," a new study suggests. The research, published Monday (July 28) in the journal PNAS, showed that a person can rejuvenate their ... Read More
The Astonishing Case of The Teen Who Can 'Mentally Time Travel'
Life memories for most of us are like grains of sand, slipping through our fingers as we try to hold on to as many as we can. But for a rare few, emotional events stick like cobwebs and are much ... Read More
The Science Of 'Mental Time Travel' May Help Unlock The Human Mind

A new study could offer some hope for reinstating and rejuvenating old memories. The idea builds off a theory based around "mental time travel," which suggests mentally traveling back to the time of a ... Read More
A Study Says Your Brain Can Travel Through Time—Here’s What It Does to Your Memory

Although our lives feel filled with both wonderful and painful memories, for the most part, they’re mostly just a long process of forgetting. A new study shows that employing certain techniques—known ... Read More
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