Trilobites: Taking Photos Won’t Take You Out Of The Moment, Study Suggests

STEPH YIN, NY Times: Science
Fri, 08/18/2017 - 7:21am

Tempted to grab that once-in-a-lifetime eclipse snapshot? Feel free: Taking pictures helps people engage with and remember experiences more deeply, according to new research.

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Trilobites: Taking Photos Won’t Take You Out Of The Moment, Study Suggests

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