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We Thought that Losing the Thread when Entering a Room Came From Fatigue: What Erases the Intention Is the Door Itself
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For twenty years, neurosciences have confirmed this: it is not fatigue that makes you forget your intention by crossing a door, it is the door itself. A phenomenon called threshold effect that relies on a fascinating mechanism of the brain: every change of place triggers a mental reset, archiving the previous context as we turn a book page. More
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