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My Brilliant Brain

  • Published29 Mar 2018
  • Reviewed29 Mar 2018
  • Source National Geographic

This documentary about chess Grandmaster Susan Polgar dives into questions about the brain and memory. For example, do boys have a better memory than girls? And can you train your brain to have a better memory?

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Related Topics Learning & Memory Thinking, Sensing & Behaving

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