Jul. 19, 2026
Most people experience nostalgia several times a week without thinking much of it, and a study tracking 1,467 people found what it does to their social networks revised what psychologists long assumed about the habit
It usually happens without warning, a song comes on, you catch a certain smell, or someone mentions a name you haven’t heard in years. Suddenly you’re somewhere else entirely, replaying a memory that has nothing to do with whatever you were just... Read more.
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