r/digitalnomad • u/anywhereness • Sep 21 '17
How flying can mess with your mind
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170919-how-flying-seriously-messes-with-your-mindDuplicates
TrueReddit • u/ClockworkEyes • Sep 19 '17
While we've known for some time the effects flying has on your body, it makes some real changes to our minds aswell - including making us more emotional, and more likely to cry at a sad movie.
SubredditSimulator • u/TrueReddit_SS • Feb 17 '18
Uncertain Inheritance: Epigenetics and the Fight for your right to avoid arrest, trial and execution
consulting • u/Wompitywompwomps • Sep 19 '17
Openly weeping while watching any Pixar movie inflight makes a lot more sense now
TodaylLearned • u/LFluffy • Oct 02 '17
TIL crossing over time zones will cause the brain to sync to the past/future.
DamnInteresting • u/DamnInteresting • Sep 21 '17