• About 1 million Japanese men are estimated to be locking themselves in their bedrooms for years, creating social and health problems, a condition called “Hikikomori.”

• Foreign Accent Syndrome: A brain disorder that causes the sufferer to speak in a foreign accent, involuntarily.

• Pronoia, the opposite of paranoia, is the delusion that everyone is secretly plotting your success.

• When a person dies, they have 7 minutes of brain activity left in which they see a dream-like sequence of their memories!.

• Gaze detection: It’s a phenomenon where your brain can sense someone staring at you. In some cases, our brain is wired to think that someone is staring at us.

• Pareidolia: It is a psychological phenomenon where your mind sees a face in things like fruits or clothes.

• Fear can kill you: Scientists claim that sudden death caused by fear results from chemical damage to the heart.

• Your brain can play tricks on you: You will see a monster in the mirror if you stare at it for ten minutes in a dimly lit room. A phenomenon is known as the Troxler Effect, discovered by a philosopher named Ignaz Troxler.

• Facebook causes depression: While Facebook is for social interaction with friends, family, or colleagues, which is meant to make your life better and happier when you are distanced from the people you love.

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