Beautiful October day. I’m walking in the park for some exercise. The leaves on some of the trees have turned yellow, with small flashes of red. There’s a maple tree that has turned maybe a dark burgundy. Blue skies, white clouds, green grass. The park has quite a few people today. There’s an older guy and a younger guy tossing a football, maybe father and son. And there’s a white butterfly floating across the green grass.My brain doesn’t turn off very easily. I’m exceptionally bad at small talk

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Nearly half of all people walk through life without a voice in their head, and that might include you. In this deep dive, we explore the phenomenon of inner monologues and what it's like to live without one. Drawing on scientific insights from Russell Hurlburt and personal experiences like Olivia Rivera's, this video uncovers the strange divide between those who constantly hear their own thoughts and those who think in images, sensations, or silence. Are you aware of how your own mind works

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