Introducing Mind Lab: The all singing, all dancing, interactive psychology class

Mind Lab is an awesomely mind-bending little project created by Japan’s Science and Technology Agency. It consists of four fully interactive classes of about fifteen minutes each on the workings of our visual perception, perfect for completing in a lunch break (though you’ll need headphones …
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