Final Vestige Studios·Nov 2The Boy Who Fainted at the Wrong TreeIn 1784, Benjamin Franklin’s commission blindfolded a boy in a Paris garden to test an invisible force. What happened next was real, and…
The Neuro-Phi-Psy Nexus·Sep 28The Placebo Effect & the Power of Our Mind to See What We BelieveComing from Latin, “placebo” means “I will please,” and “nocebo” means “I will harm.” It’s exactly that. Our mind has the power to see what…
Yaseen Hijazi·May 23Japan’s Nature — Genuine Tranquility or Placebo?The natural scenery of Japan’s rivers, lakes, and mountains carry a certain aesthetic associated with calmness, but is it a placebo effect?
Simon P·May 13How Your Own Mind Can Kill You — And The Shocking Science That Proves It.The Man Who Died of Nothing
