FREUD & ERROR

The brain hates silence, which is why it plays your worst moments like a greatest hits album.

✗ FAKE
The brain is not known to hate silence, though the mind often wanders and can replay past events. Rumination is a recognized phenomenon, but there is no such greatest-hits mechanism.

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