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Follow (us) @Informatives to learn new stuff everyday 🧠 This looks random… but your brain doesn’t treat it that way. When you’re given fast instructions like this, your brain switches into shortcut mode… it stops thinking deeply and starts picking the easiest, most familiar options. Instead of exploring all possibilities, it grabs what comes to mind first… what feels obvious. That’s because your brain is built to save energy, not to be perfectly logical every time. So under pressure, it leans on patterns, memory, and familiarity to move quickly. It feels like you made a free choice… but your brain was quietly guiding you the entire time

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@mishaar1727727 But is there in DRC?

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@jou_fuu Nope .. Green Eel in Djibouti

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@umme_daniya Are u kidding me? How is this possible 😳

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@devashis2318 How

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