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Mohi Sanisel
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    Can Humans Ever Live Without Sleep?

    What if you could just… never sleep again? No more groggy mornings, no more snooze button battles. Sounds amazing, right? Well, buckle up — because in this episode of Cudding Cortex, we dive into what actually happens to your mind and body when you try to live without sleep. From record-breaking wake-a-thons to half-brained dolphins, it's a wild ride into the science of shut-eye (or the lack of it).

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    What Would The World Be Like If There Were No Religions?

    Imagine a world without any temples, mosques, or cathedrals. No sacred texts, no holy days, no ancient rituals. Would humanity be more peaceful, or just find new things to argue about? Would art and music lose their inspiration, or would new forms of meaning emerge? This episode of Cudding Cortex takes on the ultimate "what if": What would the world truly be like if religion had never existed? Get ready for a thought-provoking journey into a hypothetical reality!

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    Can Animals Predict Earthquakes?

    Did you know your furry, scaly, or feathered friends might be Earth's secret early warning system? Why do animals sometimes act weird just before an earthquake hits? Is it a sixth sense, or are they just picking up on things we can't? This episode of Cudding Cortex dives into the intriguing (and sometimes baffling) world of animal earthquake prediction – from infrasound whispers to magnetic field murmurs. Get ready to wonder if your pet knows more about geology than you do

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    Is Multitasking A Myth?

    Did you know your brain might be lying to you when you think you're multitasking? Is it actually possible to do two things at once, or are we just professional task-switchers in disguise? From brain bottlenecks to octopus comparisons, this episode busts myths, drops science, and might just convince you to stop texting while watching Netflix… or not.

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    Is Deja Vu A Brain Glitch?

    Ever walked into a room and thought, "Wait, haven't I done this before?" Welcome to the strange and slippery world of déjà vu. This episode of Cudding Cortex explores how your brain might be glitching… or maybe just doing quality control on your memories. From neuroscientific theories to simulation ideas, we'll unpack the mystery behind this weird, familiar feeling.

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    How Will The World End?

    Humanity faces a multitude of potential global catastrophic and existential risks, ranging from cosmic threats like gamma-ray bursts and asteroid impacts to natural terrestrial hazards like supervolcanoes, and human-caused dangers such as nuclear war, severe pandemics, and advanced artificial intelligence. However, how should we assess the likelihood and potential consequences of these events, especially given the lack of historical precedent for many of them and the deep uncertainties surrounding others?

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    Can We Send An Opposite Wave To Eliminate A Sound?

    Have you ever considered how sound itself could be used to create silence, effectively making noise disappear? How does Active Noise Control (ANC) achieve this feat by generating "anti-noise" waves that seemingly cancel out primary, unwanted sounds, and what fundamental principle of physics makes this possible?

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    Are All Product Labels Lying?

    Ever wondered if that "dolphin-safe" label on your tuna is truly comprehensive, or if it's a "fraud cooked up by special interests" that overlooks other harmful fishing methods?

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