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MIT: How we tune out distractions
Jun
.
15th
,
2019
09:27 am
Fascinating in itself but also with implications for people with noise sensitivity, such as those on the autism spectrum
http://news.mit.edu/2019/how-brain-ignores-distractions-0612
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