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Sleeping too little is not just a persistent feeling of fatigue. Even after the first shortened night, sustained attention becomes unstable, reaction times slow, and brief episodes of disconnection occur, often without conscious awareness. These lapses in attention are well documented and lie at the heart of high-risk situations such…
This Week's Highlights
23 January 2026
Research & Insights
Why second place hurts more than failure
21 January 2026
Culture & Art
The hidden language of smoking in cinema
Thinking Otherwise
Jean-Jacques Pinto
7 January 2026
Good news, Bad news…
“Good” news: AI does not think, but it does speak. “Bad” news: our unconscious speaks, while we imagine that we are thinking. This dual observation, paradoxical at first glance, lies at the heart of what I call Artificial Subjectivity. Let…
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Mohamed Elafifi
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Flora Toumi
14 January 2026
Why music endures when memory…
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12 January 2026
When nature becomes a classroom
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Living with our digital doubles
Amine Lahhab
24 December 2025
Screens and early childhood: What…
Ahmed El Bounjaimi
17 December 2025
How early experiences build our…
Flora Toumi
10 December 2025
Before morality: The natural roots…
Sara Lakehayli
7 November 2025
The moving mind: Why psychomotricity…
Saad Chraibi
19 September 2025
NeuroTales
On June 8, 2000, a letter arrived on the desk of Professor James McGaugh, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Irvine.…