A snail's shell, the curve of a river bend, the full rising moon. Nature loves circles, and so does your brain. From the softness of fruit to the roundness of faces, evolution taught us curves mean comfort, safety, life. Sharp edges warn us, fangs, thorns, claws. So it's no big surprise that neuroscientists have discovered that our brains respond more positively to curved shapes than to straight lines or angles. And yet, our daily environments are full of straight lines, screens, doors, deadlines. To find
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