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Nostalgia: Why We Long for The Past & Why Humans Love to Play Games
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People say where you fall in the birth order compared to your siblings determines (or strongly influences) certain traits and outcomes. This episode begins with a look at whether the research backs this up or it is just a pop culture theory.…
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