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Brain Synchrony During Conversation: The Neuroscience of Human Connection

Can two people’s brains really “sync” during conversation? Recent neuroscience on interbrain synchrony suggests that meaningful social interaction can align neural rhythms—but not in the magical sense often claimed online. This article explains the science, the caution, and why it matters for communication, education, parenting, leadership, and digital life.

July 2, 2026

Why We Lie: The Psychology of Deception in Relationships, Social Media, and AI

A critical, research-based guide to everyday lying—why people lie, how deception changes across relationships and digital media, why body-language lie detection is unreliable, and how AI is reshaping the future of truth and trust.

July 1, 2026

When Trees Keep Breathing but Stop Growing

A new Science Advances study shows that trees may continue absorbing carbon dioxide even after wood growth slows or stops. This post explains why photosynthesis does not always translate into long-term carbon storage, and what this means for forests, climate models, and future climate policy.

June 30, 2026

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Brain Synchrony During Conversation: The Neuroscience of Human Connection

Why We Lie: The Psychology of Deception in Relationships, Social Media, and AI

When Trees Keep Breathing but Stop Growing