SCI & TECH● LOW3h ago · Oct 29, 2026, 4:10 AM
Psychology says walking increases creative production by around 60%: a Stanford study found that levels rose even in people on a treadmill
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There's no need to walk through a forest to foster new ideas. The effect also appeared when walking on a treadmill in a room.
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