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Jennifer Byrne

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Why humans find fire so mesmerizing

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By Jennifer Byrne
| Popular Science Verified
Why do we love staring into a campfire? Blame evolution. Image: Joshua wanchai / Getty Images There’s a particular kind of trance that takes hold when you gaze into a glowing, flickering campfire—the kind where you don’t even notice that your marshmallow has gone from toasty treat to active volcano to some kind of science experiment gone horribly wrong, all while you were looking right at it. Fire has mesmerized us for as long as we’ve known how to control it.
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Key Takeaways from the AI 2035 Symposium

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By Jennifer Byrne
| @theBar
Cristin Traylor Cristin Traylor is an attorney and the senior director of AI transformation & law firm strategy, exploring... Emma Holden Emma Holden is an Account Executive at Spellbook Legal, an AI suite helping legal teams draft and... Samuel Oh Samuel Oh is Co-Founder and CEO of Concorda, an AI operating system for litigators. Megan O’Donnell Megan O’Donnell is a Client Manager with LexisNexis and Chair of the Alliance for Women with the...
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Why only humans sleepwalk

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By Jennifer Byrne
| Yahoo Verified
It's like something out of an old-school Looney Tunes cartoon: a gorilla, sound asleep and snoring in his nest high in a tree, suddenly stands up and takes a few steps. For the gorilla, this would be a very short story with a very bad ending. Humans, on the other hand, sleepwalk all the time. It's a behavior that has fascinated and freaked us out for centuries, from the hand-wringing somnambulism of Lady Macbeth to the strange murder cases involving Ambien-induced sleepwalking.
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