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By: Ryan Miller

Today, Google begins rolling out some updates to the U.S. Edition of Google News including scrolling real-time news updates, larger image sizes for accompanying thumbnails and additional integration of Google+ posts and comments for logged in G+ users.

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The truth is that everything you do changes your brain. Everything. Every little thought or experience plays a role in the constant wiring and rewiring of your neural networks. So there is no escape. Yes, the internet is rewiring your brain. But so is watching television. And having a cup of tea. Or not having a cup of tea. Or thinking about the washing on Tuesdays. Your life, however you live it, leaves traces in the brain.

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Tom Stafford

… writing about the anxiety surrounding brain attention spans in the age of the internet.”

“In short, everything you do changes your brain in some way. It’s better to approach these new cognitive challenges with an even keel, and not through the lens of technophobia.”

“A must read for fans of the brain and the internet, which you all clearly are (or else you wouldn’t be reading this).

BBC Future - Does the internet rewire your brain?

” I Not Only Read This, But. I Deemed It Worthy of Re-Reading, Re-Blogging, and Archiving. I Use Readability almost as much as I use Google and Wikipedia.”

“The Only Thing I Use More is Google Chrome and Tumblr …

Our Thanks To Jmek ♥ , And Truth Has A Liberal Bias ( via jtotheizzoe ) …

“When I Think Google, I Think ‘Everything Google’ …

“Google Mail, Google Search, Google Images, Google News, Google+, and First of All, Google Chrome, So. I Love This. I Live In Google, at least Eighty-Eight Percent of the time. Would That It Were One Hundred, However. I’m a Tumblr. When I’m not living in Google, Tumblr is where you’ll Find Me.”

Our Thanks To Paraunamente Bipolar …