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How to fall asleep fast according to a neuroscientist - Upworthy

Everyone goes through spells where they have a hard time falling asleep. Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman says that the best way to trick your brain into calming down, so you fall asleep, is to close your eyes and roll them from side to side, like you were scanning a landscape for 10 to 30 seconds.

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Neuroscience says its great for older people to live in the past - Upworthy

People who want to relive their glory days are often criticized for living in the past. But according to Dr. David Merrill, it's actually great for older people's mental health for them to take daily trips down memory lane. It's even better if they do so with a loved one.

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How to free yourself from caring about what people say on social media - Upworthy

People can get stressed out posting something on social media because they don't want to offend anyone or suffer judgement. Mel Robbins argues that your social media page is your place to do what you like so you should stop caring about what people say, because it's beyond your control.

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Woman who lost her cat tried the 'Japanese Missing Cat Method' with delightful results - Upworthy

A woman named Mel Moon went viral on social media after her cat went missing. She tried the 'Japanese Missing Cat Method" wherein one whispers to street cats to help find their missing cat. And it worked. Many people back up her claim.

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Gen Zer tried to school his parents on using an exclamation emoji correctly. It backfired. - Upworthy

Recently, Jason Saperstone, a 22-year-old publicist in New York City, whose content consists mainly of cheeky, satirical PowerPoint presentations, created one centered on educating his parents on proper use of the emphasis tapback. However, his attempt to school them backfired.

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15 unexpected signs someone is much, much smarter than you think - Upworthy

Some signs of high intelligence are obvious, like solving complex math or explaining mRNA vaccines. But at social gatherings, intelligence often shines through in how someone interacts with people and ideas, not just their knowledge on specific topics. Here are 15 "non-obvious" signs someone is very smart.

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25 pairs of famous but contradictory idioms that have us more confused than ever - Upworthy

Enjoy a list of completely contradictory idioms, proverbs, and phrases, proving that humanity contains multitudes.

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