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You asked for an Inside Out episode, so here it is! Here's some science behind the message in the film. I tried to leave out any spoilers!

Robots may be a long way from artificial intelligence, but can they have personalities?

And how is dog sleep different than our own?

Imagine a world where all voices sound the same.

Join Physics Girl with this look at space isolation, both fictional and real.

As Monty Python prophesied, “So…always look on the bright side of death / Just before you draw your terminal breath”

How can we really keep track of our body's age?

What does sugar really do inside our bodies?

Many of our foods contain sugar nowadays to stimulate the addictive part in our brains in order to have the need for more. This does happen to occur more frequently wuth fast food rather than food bought from the market or fresh vegetables and fruits. The girl in this video has a detailed explanation of food addiction or eating addiction that she describes as behavioral addiction that is characterized by the compulsive consumption of palatable foods, the types of food which markedly activate the reward system in humans and other animals, despite adverse consequences. "<a href="https://rumble.com/v4n40p-brown-dog-wearing-blue-jacket-begging-for-food.html" target="_blank">Food addiction</a>" refers to compulsive over eaters who engage in frequent episodes of uncontrolled eating. The term binge eating means eating an unhealthy amount of food while feeling that one's sense of control has been lost. People who engage in binge eating may feel frenzied, and consume a considerable amount of calories before stopping. Food binges may be followed by feelings of guilt and depression, for example, some will cancel their plans for the next day because they "feel fat." Binge eating also has implications on physical health, due to excessive intake of fats and sugars, which can cause numerous health problems. Sometimes our love of sugar makes us go a little overboard, not always specifically cause we are consciously looking for <a href="https://rumble.com/v47qcr-seattle-sugar-tax-gives-starbucks-a-pass.html" target="_blank">sugar</a>, but simply because sugar might be one of the many ways in which one product can be made more desirable than another.

From the first artificial sweenenter to the dozens we have today, what's the difference?

Be grateful, it's good for you!

In response to earlier videos on sugar, here are three misconceptions most of us share.

The list-article blend is growing rapidly in popularity.

January has long been seen as a time for setting goals, but does it work?

Some cells break all the rules.

Each of us has one trillion microbes living on (or inside) our bodies.

False memories, incorrect testimonies, and false confessions.

Magic tricks along with optical illusions might even fall in the same basket taking into consideration tat both can deceive your eyes. It is also a fact that is very very interesting to watch. We can always use a little sheering up and going to a show, where we can see things that we strongly believe that are real but usually come to understand that all that was a lie. Magic, especially illusion tricks tend to hide behind reality and the truth which makes it even more fun to see. Most of the time we have to go out of the way to purchase tickets and spend money for such a show, where as nowadays it is easy to come across such show by only connecting to the internet and searching for videos of such category. This girl has us on our toes as she happens to perform an <a href="https://rumble.com/v32p51-creepy-following-window-ghost-hollow-face-illusion.html" target="_blank">illusion</a> which seems to look very interesting and attention grabbing and even something that you might find an interest in learning how to do. She does take us step by step explaining the process of how our minds can be tricked. So, here is a video of how to trick your brain with optical illusions. There is always new and <a href="https://rumble.com/v33t4i-lumberjack-builds-innovative-machine-to-make-his-job-1000-times-easier.html" target="_blank">innovative</a> ways to keep you busy, and if you might think for a second you know them all, you might be too quick with conclusions. Take a look as this video is somewhat ready to amaze you!

Studying biology at the smallest scale.

What do science, and history, tell us about decoding our memories?

Look back at Vanessa's journey through science education. Is there a BEST way to communicate science?

The "prisoner's dilemma" is a classic test in psychology. How can you win?

With this simple exercise, what can you learn about creativity?

In the life-and-death games of Westeros, is it possible to win?

How did the stem-cells drawn from children's teeth help us understand the key to autism?