Religion boosts happiness among America’s youth says AP MTV poll
AAP MTV survey finds 13 to 24 year olds who call themselves very spiritual or religious report higher happiness. About 44 percent deem religion very important, 28 percent somewhat, 20 percent small part, 14 percent not at all. Blacks, women, and the South show stronger religious ties. the study notes tolerance remains common with 68 percent acknowledging other beliefs could be true.
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Goggles Trigger Out of Body Sensations in VR Study
Scientists using virtual reality goggles induced out of body experiences in healthy volunteers in Switzerland and England. The experiments showed a mismatch between touch and vision, causing participants to feel their consciousness drift into their virtual bodies and even flinch at unseen threats.
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