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Why We Seek the New: A History and Future of Neophilia
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What five-year-old Albert Einstein can teach us about serendipity and the filter bubble of information.A newborn baby would stare at a new image for an average of 41 seconds before becoming bored and tuning out on repeated…

Why We Seek the New: A History and Future of Neophilia
Brain Pickings has a free weekly newsletter and people say it’s cool. It comes out on Sundays and offers the week’s best articles. Here’s what to expect. Like? Sign up., brainpickings.org

What five-year-old Albert Einstein can teach us about serendipity and the filter bubble of information.
A newborn baby would stare at a new image for an average of 41 seconds before becoming bored and tuning out on repeated…

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