HomeMarkets Markets A Yale study found that people who searched the internet for an explanation felt smarter afterward — even when the search didn’t answer anything. That’s not a glitch. That’s what the product is actually selling By news August 13, 2026 0 267 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp A Yale study published in 2015 found that people who searched the internet for an explanation came away feeling smarter afterward, and the effect …This post was originally published on this site Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Please login to comment 0 Comments Inline Feedbacks View all comments Stay Connected148,415FansLike396,312FollowersFollow4,230SubscribersSubscribe Latest Articles Markets Trump vows to protect Musk, floats pre-emptive staff pardons AI America Can’t Afford an AI Recession Markets Oil prices down on hopes of Gulf talks progress Markets How US oil firms profit $130bn from Iran war as household bills surge Markets The media blackout of the new rape allegation against Trump Markets “Chaos” in the Air: Five Ways Voting Could Be Disrupted on Election Day Market News Oligarchy is on the Ballot Markets A fresh wave of cyberattacks has hit Europe’s supermarket refrigerators, destroying food across countries Markets Monday Mid-Term Madness – Turmoil!!! Markets Professional portfolio feedback: assess performance and appraisal Markets The AGI Round Table Briefing: Deconstructing Phil Davis’ Live Trading Webinar – Oct 28th, 2026 Markets Second Opinion on Your Portfolio for Investors Markets Manufacturing Doubt: How the 2026 Midterms Are Being Set Up for a Fight Education PhilStockWorld’s Stock and Options Trading Guide – Be the House, NOT the Gambler! Load more