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Doubting death: how our brains shield us from mortal truth | Psychology | The Guardian
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Brain seems to categorise death as something that only befalls other people
Volunteers were asked to watch faces flash up on a screen while their brain activity was monitored. Photograph: Getty Images/iStockphoto View image in fullscreen Volunteers were asked to watch faces flash up on a screen while their brain activity was monitored. Photograph: Getty Images/iStockphoto Psychology This article is more than 6 years old Doubting death: how our brains shield us from mortal truth This article is more than 6 years old Brain seems to categorise death as something that only befalls other people Ian Sample Science editor Sat 19 Oct 2019 03.00 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian o
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