False Memories – How Our Memory Fools Us – Podcast

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“Aha! Ten Minutes of Everyday Knowledge” is the new science podcast from WELT. In it, we’ll explain what common myths are. And which of them can you really believe. Does contra beer relieve a hangover? And does a cold shower make you more difficult? What is really true – and what is not?

We will also get to the depths of psychological phenomena: the fear of losing something, for example. Or the question: Why do we talk in our sleep? To answer all of these questions, we talk to the experts who help us better understand the world. Fact-based and up-to-date with the current state of research – all in just ten minutes.

“Aha! Ten Minutes of Daily Knowledge” appears every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 am. We look forward to receiving comments at [email protected].

False Memories – How Our Memory Fools Us – Podcast

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