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Selfish People Remember Being Generous, Why We Can’t Transplant Brains, and Buying Life Insurance from Vending Machines

Selfish People Remember Being Generous, Why We Can’t Transplant Brains, and Buying Life Insurance from Vending Machines

Learn about why selfish people have false memories of being generous; why we can’t do brain transplants; and why you used to be able to buy life insurance from airport vending machines.

Curiosity Weekly · Warner Bros. Discovery

May 29, 202011m 2s

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Show Notes

Learn about why selfish people have false memories of being generous; why we can’t do brain transplants; and why you used to be able to buy life insurance from airport vending machines.

Selfish people actually have false memories of being generous by Kelsey Donk

Listener Question: Why can’t we do brain transplants? by Ashley Hamer (Listener question from Zoe)

You used to be able to buy life insurance policies in airport vending machines by Steffie Drucker

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