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What the Slime Mold Knows
“Exchanging energy with the tree keeps me strong” doesn’t sound nearly as mystical to me now as it did when I was twenty-something.
Sep 30
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Thom Hartmann
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Scientists Finally Asked What Mother’s Milk Was Really Doing. The Answer Changes Everything.
What seemed like simple nourishment turns out to be a living communication system that listens to a baby, detects threats, and changes its chemistry in…
Sep 23
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Thom Hartmann
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Did This Experiment Just Blow Open the Mystery of Telepathy?
When one identical twin saw meaningful images, researchers detected statistically significant changes in the brain of the twin who couldn’t see them…
Sep 16
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Thom Hartmann
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When a Physicist Follows the Data Somewhere He Didn’t Want to Go
Is it possible that we’re really all connected with each other and the universe at some unfathomably deep level?
Sep 12
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Thom Hartmann
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What If the Secret to Remembering Is Learning to See?
My mentor wouldn’t allow a single photograph at Salem. Forty years later, the memory research caught up with him...
Sep 9
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Thom Hartmann
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Gratitude Doesn’t Follow a Good Life. It Builds One.
New research across 24 studies suggests thankfulness isn’t a mood, but the habit that makes your other healthy habits possible...
Sep 2
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Thom Hartmann
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August 2026
Could Psilocybin Break Through Where Antidepressants Failed?
Psilocybin trials are raising a remarkable possibility that profound internal experience itself may sometimes be the therapy…
Aug 26
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Thom Hartmann
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Wisdom Fights Back: In Defense of the Advice Nobody Asked For
America dismisses the wisdom of its elders, and the consequences are bigger than we realize.
Aug 19
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Thom Hartmann
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What Happens When Americans Escape America’s Food Supply?
The science points to a disturbing difference between what Europeans call food and what America’s industrial food system puts on our plates.
Aug 12
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Thom Hartmann
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Could Forest Bathing Be One of Public Health's Most Overlooked Tools?
Scientists are discovering that spending time in forests may help prevent disease before treatment is ever needed…
Aug 5
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Thom Hartmann
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July 2026
Zebra Finches Just Shattered a 600-Year-Old Myth
Scientists discovered these tiny birds don't simply react. They think, communicate ideas, and force us to confront one of civilization's oldest and most…
Jul 25
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Thom Hartmann
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Reframing Was Right All Along
New brain science shows insight isn’t information arriving from outside. It’s your mind reorganizing what you already knew.
Jul 22
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Thom Hartmann
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