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Today, we cover how digital devices diminish our intelligence, how a tiny Amazonian berry may reverse fatty liver disease, the WHO's launch of a global mpox strategy, and more.
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| When Smartphones Get Smarter, Do We Get Dumber? | What happens when we rely too much on technology? I wanted to find out, so I asked experts, from clinical psychologists to neuroscientists. I was surprised to learn that even having your phone nearby, even if it's turned off, can make you... well, dumber. From digital amnesia to machine-like behaviors, our dependence on tech seems to rewire our brains. Fortunately, there is still hope for our neglected "real intelligence." | | |
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WORD OF WISDOM
Religion and art spring from the same root and are close kin. Economics and art are strangers. | - Nathaniel Hawthorne | |
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Workout of the Day |
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Wall Pushup | The wall pushup is great for building core strength, anterior chest wall muscles, and triceps. This modified pushup is easier and more accessible than the classic pushup, making it a better option for many people.
Step 1: Stand and place your arms straight out in front of you with your elbows locked and your hands on a wall. Step 2: Slowly lean into the wall while bending your elbows until your face almost touches the wall. Push back out and straighten your arms. Step 3: This counts as 1 repetition. Try to perform 3 sets of 15 repetitions.
To increase the exercise intensity, you can push off a counter or a stabilized chair. Be sure to move slowly and carefully while keeping your back straight. | | |
Exercise Your Brain |
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