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Deep Dive
_Arya_
11 episodes
1 day ago
Why do we say "bless you" when someone sneezes? What makes time feel slower when we’re bored? Is déjà vu just a brain glitch—or something more? The Inquisitive Mind is your weekly dive into the fascinating questions we all encounter but rarely explore. Hosted with curiosity and a touch of wit, each episode unpacks the mysteries, oddities, and overlooked wonders of everyday life. If you've ever wondered "why is that?"—this podcast is for you.
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Why do we say "bless you" when someone sneezes? What makes time feel slower when we’re bored? Is déjà vu just a brain glitch—or something more? The Inquisitive Mind is your weekly dive into the fascinating questions we all encounter but rarely explore. Hosted with curiosity and a touch of wit, each episode unpacks the mysteries, oddities, and overlooked wonders of everyday life. If you've ever wondered "why is that?"—this podcast is for you.
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The Curious Case of Motion Parallax
Deep Dive
6 minutes 29 seconds
6 months ago
The Curious Case of Motion Parallax

Why do nearby trees whiz by while distant mountains seem to move slowly when you look out a train window?

Welcome to the world of motion parallax—a fascinating visual phenomenon that helps your brain judge depth and distance in motion. In this episode of Deep Dive, we explore the "Train Window Effect" and how your perception is shaped by relative motion. From its role in virtual reality to its evolutionary importance in animals and humans, we unravel how your brain turns movement into a 3D understanding of the world.

Prepare to never look out a moving window the same way again.

Deep Dive
Why do we say "bless you" when someone sneezes? What makes time feel slower when we’re bored? Is déjà vu just a brain glitch—or something more? The Inquisitive Mind is your weekly dive into the fascinating questions we all encounter but rarely explore. Hosted with curiosity and a touch of wit, each episode unpacks the mysteries, oddities, and overlooked wonders of everyday life. If you've ever wondered "why is that?"—this podcast is for you.