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The Very Interesting magazine of November, already in your kiosk

The mind often plays tricks on us. Therefore, immersing yourself in the betrayals of the unconscious is one of the greatest adventures for neuroscience. The brain remains the most fascinating and unknown organ in the body.

This exciting topic and much more is what you will find in the new Muy Interesante magazine for the month of November, now on sale. We summarize the contents with which you are going to enjoy this month on its pages.

How to deal with toxic people

Manipulators, complainers, guilty … They are everywhere and poison your sanity, but there are ways to defend against them.

When should you buy an electric car?

Owning one of these vehicles is no longer a dream. So what obstacles are there for them to finally take over the streets and highways?

Lucy’s best kept secret

43 years ago, the discovery of the remains of this female australopithecine marked a milestone in the knowledge of our ancestors. But one of his bones is not what it seems.

The disease that kills corals

Rising ocean temperatures are bleaching and killing the main inhabitant of the reefs. Can it be reversed?

11 heart-healthy foods

Dark chocolate, legumes, yogurt, salmon or garlic have been scientifically proven to be effective in keeping the arteries and heart in perfect condition.

This is how your brain tricks you

From visual illusions to betrayals of the unconscious or hallucinations, the mind constantly plays tricks without us, many times, not realizing it.

One Hundred Years of Russian Revolution

We reconstruct with new data the events that changed the destiny of Russia in 1917 and continue to give the experts something to talk about.

All this and much more in the Very Interesting magazine number 438 of the month of November. Now on sale.

The brain works like a quantum computer

New research from Trinity College Dublin concludes that certain brain functions 'must be quantum'.

They grow human cells in the laboratory capable of playing Pong

These 'mini-brains' (biological chips) could teach us a lot about

They discover an unknown function of the cerebellum

This part of the brain that regulates movement also plays a crucial role in our emotional memory, a new study concludes.

This is how an hour of walking through nature influences your brain

After a 60-minute walk in nature, activity in brain regions involved in stress processing decreases, a new study concludes.

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