Daydreams may solve complex problems

May 14th, 2009
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People spend one third of their waking lives daydreaming. But letting your mind wander is not a waste of time, according to a new study. It’s a chance for the brain to stop focusing on immediate tasks, and subconsciously resolve important life problems.

Daydreams may solve complex problems

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