attention-seeking
05/09/2018
/
By Lance D Johnson
Exploring the dark side of the internet: How social media can make us do things that we wouldn’t normally do
A study from Michigan State University explored the dark side of the internet and showed how social media can make people do things they wouldn’t normally do. The study, published in Present Tense Journal, took a closer look at something called supraplatforms, which are user experiences across social media platforms that manipulate social media users […]
« Return Home
1 of 1
Popular Articles
Why Matcha Latte fans are obsessed with the ritual, not just the flavor
April 16, 2025
/
HRS Editors
The 'Divine vs. Digital' battle: Scientist exposes how transhumanism seeks to erase human consciousness
April 15, 2025
/
Finn Heartley
New research reveals how reducing salt intake could be the key to fighting depression naturally
April 15, 2025
/
Cassie B.
HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces groundbreaking series of studies to identify environmental toxins causing AUTISM
April 18, 2025
/
Lance D Johnson
Science reshapes autism care by looking beyond the brain
April 21, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Autism rates reach 1-in-31 as HHS Secretary Kennedy warns of “unprecedented crisis”
April 18, 2025
/
Willow Tohi
Yoga and autism: A science-backed look at how a simple practice is transforming behavior and movement in children with ASD
April 12, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Screen time before bed worsens insomnia, cuts sleep by 24 minutes per hour, study finds
April 02, 2025
/
Cassie B.
Scientists unveil never-before-seen color, exposing the hidden potential of human perception
April 26, 2025
/
Cassie B.
AUTISM IN THE WATER: Autism and ADHD caused and compounded by WATER FLUORIDATION, new peer-reviewed study reveals
April 07, 2025
/
S.D. Wells
COPYRIGHT © 2017 MIND BODY SCIENCE NEWS
Privacy Policy
