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A bizarre 1995 bank robbery, where perpetrators used lemon juice believing it would make them invisible to cameras, led to their swift capture. The incident inspired research into the Dunning-Kruger effect, a psychological phenomenon where incompetence breeds overconfidence.
A Dartmouth College study revealed how the expectation of being judged can lead individuals to perceive discrimination, even when no bias exists. This highlights the power of our mindset in shaping social reality and offers insights into managing perceived victimhood.
Destin demonstrates a backwards-driving tractor, revealing how learned neural pathways from the backwards bicycle allow for instant operation. This highlights the brain's neuroplasticity and the surprising cognitive skills of drone pilots.
