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We shall leave it to our readers to decide what is truth in this piece and how it might apply to concepts such as "police brutality," or a pandemic.

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    We shall leave it to our readers to decide what is truth in this piece and how it might apply to concepts such as "police brutality," or a pandemic.

    Sarah Sloat, writing at get pocket.com reports:

  • The world's a scary, unpredictable place, and that makes your brain mad. As a predictive organ, the brain is on the constant lookout for patterns that both explain the world and help you thrive in it. That ability helps humans make sense of the world. For example, you probably understand by now that if you see red, that means that you should be on the lookout for danger.

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    Read the full article HERE on Get Pocket.
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