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The Proust effect: when a smell opens a door to your childhood
Why can an ordinary smell carry you thirty years into the past within seconds? Science explains this strange and universal phenomenon.
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Science A map always chooses a side
From activist counter-maps to Google Maps, our maps distort, center, and rank the world long before claiming merely to describe it.
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The efficiency trap: when saving leads to greater consumption
The Jevons paradox shows that energy efficiency tends to increase overall consumption rather than reduce it. A lesson from 1865 that is still...
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Octopuses Change Color While Sleeping. Do They Dream?
Every night, octopuses enter an active sleep phase in which their skin begins to flash. A 2023 study suggests that they may truly dream.
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What Constant Noise Really Does to Our Brain
In an increasingly noisy world, our brain pays an invisible price. What science reveals about the effects of chronic noise on our health.
Technologique
AI Act 2026: what changes for businesses on August 2
On August 2, 2026, the AI Act takes effect. Chatbots, deepfakes and AI in HR: what concretely changes for French businesses.
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Back to school 2026: date, calendar and preparation tips
Back to school 2026 is set for September 1. See the calendar by zone, financial assistance and our tips for preparing without stress.
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False memories: when the brain rewrites your past
Memory reconstructs the past; it does not record it. What the science of false memories reveals about our identity.
Technologique
Subscriptions: when renting definitively replaced owning
From software to music, ownership is giving way to permanent access. An analysis of the shift towards the subscription economy.
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The multitasking illusion: why your brain juggles poorly
Think you can do several things at once? Neuroscience says no — and the numbers on multitasking are brutal.
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