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	Watch How Memories Are Formed and How We Lose Them [VIDEO]
	If you've watched Pixar's Inside Out, you'll get a feature-film animated view of how memories we make are formed, and lost. Here, this video does somewhat the same but not as cute but chock full with science instead. Check it out:
	The Science Behind Backwards Brain Bicycle Will Explain Why Your Brain Can't Handle This [VIDEO]
	Everyone knows how to ride a bike, but what if what you know to be true is twisted and turned around the opposite direction? If turning left, means turning right, and vice versa, would your brain be able to handle this? Check out this interesting vi...
	How Much Of Your Brain Do You Really Use? 10%? 100%?
	The SciShow is back again with yet another myth to debunk. Do we use 10% of our brains or do we use more than that? Are shows like Lucy and Limitless true? Is it anything like Lucy? Or Limitless? Or do we use more than just 10%?
	What Porn Does to Your Brain. It's Not Good News [VIDEO]
	Porn is everywhere on the Internet, and it's just the norm these days to assume everyone has had at least seen it once. But why do men like porn so much? It's because your brain releases a happy chemical known as dopamine. According to the video be...
	Fun Facts About Your Brains You Probably Didn't Know [VIDEO]
	The brain is a fascinating thing. There's just so much of it we are yet to understand, but thankfully, we at least understand a good portion of it. Here are some interesting facts about your brains. Did you know it has a similar texture to tofu? A ...
	Doodling Is Good for the Brain and Creativity, According to This Video
	Turns out doodling is good for you. “Doodling is good for the Brain and Creativity” is a video by artist Shoo Rayner from 2013 where he talks about the benefits of creating a doodle. Doodling is good for the brain and for your creativity. As you d...
	Watch This Smart Bird Catch Fish With Bread
	Who said bird brains weren't smart? This is a video of an incredibly intelligent Green Heron catching fish with bread as bait.
	Warning: These Images Can Break Your Brain [VIDEO]
	You're going to learn about the McCollough Effect. But before that, some fair bit of warning: looking at red and green striped images he displays on screen can cause actual damage to your brain. It switches how one perceives colors for an extended ...
	Science Explains Your Reaction to Fear [VIDEO]
	Everyone knows the feeling of being scared out of their wits. Nobody really likes the feeling, but you can't deny the rush it gives. This is because your brain takes fear as a cue to start shooting off neurotransmitters. Bytesize Science explains ...
	Explore What's In Your Brain in This Interactive Brain Map
	The folks over at Open Colleges have managed to make neurology engaging by creating a clickable map of the brain. The concept originated as a standard blog post and study guide for the Sydney online education resource. InformED editor Andre Pinantoa...