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  • BBC Science Focus Magazine

    THE WAR IN OUR HEADS

    Jul 16, 2020 2 minutes

    The human brain loves patterns. It’s built to make one and one equal two, and to see inappropriate things in Rorschach tests. Psychologically speaking, we lean on patterns as a way to make light work of a world of random stimulation. So when things don’t add up, we feel uncertain. Our response is to

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