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Why Do We Feel “Pressions”? What Neuroscience Already Knows About This?
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The feeling that “something is about to happen” — even without a clear reason — is known as pressure. Although it seems intuitive or mystical, neuroscience begins to understand the brain mechanisms behind this phenomenon. See what it is already known about the origin of the impressions. Unknown reading of standards The brain captures sutis information... The post Why do we feel “pressions”? What neuroscience already knows about this appeared fir…
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