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Daydreaming activates the brain’s default mode network. Wandering with purpose.

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When the mind wanders, the brain’s default mode network becomes more active, especially in tasks involving self-reflection and memory. Daydreaming can support creativity and problem-solving, but it can also hurt focus if it becomes excessive.

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