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How your mind tricks you into ignoring the climate crisis

www.nationalgeographic.com

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How your mind tricks you into ignoring the climate crisis

www.nationalgeographic.com

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One study showed that people stopped finding extreme hot or cold remarkable when multiple events occurred several years in a row.

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