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    SCIENTISTS MAY HAVE FIGURED OUT HOW TO CONTROL INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS

    Aug 17, 2022 2 minutes

    ost people experience unwanted thoughts from time to time. These internal intrusions can be as harmless as the urge to touch a button that reads ‘DO NOT PRESS’, or as debilitating as the thought that you can’t step outside or you’ll be immediately judged – an experience some people

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