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Every day, billions of people swipe their thumbs across their screens. This gesture, now reflexive, appears harmless, but it activates specific neural circuits and complex psychological processes. Infinite scrolling is not merely a form of entertainment. It reshapes our relationship to time, attention, and emotions, often without our awareness. Beneath…
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29 December 2025
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When nature becomes a classroom
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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NeuroTales
On June 8, 2000, a letter arrived on the desk of Professor James McGaugh, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Irvine.…