Seeing well-designed gardens could relax us almost immediately because we look at them differently
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Seeing well-designed gardens could relax us almost immediately because we look at them differently
In well-designed gardens, our gaze shifts quicker and more often. Researchers believe this could be key to understanding the relaxing effects gardens can have o
Seeing well-designed gardens could relax us almost immediately because we look at them differently (frontiersin.org)
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Seeing well-designed gardens could relax us almost immediately because we look at them differently
In well-designed gardens, our gaze shifts quicker and more often. Researchers believe this could be key to understanding the relaxing effects gardens can have o
Seeing well-designed gardens could relax us almost immediately because we look at them differently (frontiersin.org)
I love when someone publishes a paper that’s basically “Why is [super basic thing]?”.
“Why do we like looking at pretty things” is a pretty amazing question to ask.
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I love when someone publishes a paper that’s basically “Why is [super basic thing]?”.
“Why do we like looking at pretty things” is a pretty amazing question to ask.
I think there’s a not insignificant cultural factor at play here. Extra manicured gardens feel artificial to me, and don’t yield the same effect as something more resembling of a natural setting. And I know I’m not alone at this. I’d love to see this replicated in at last two or three other continents to contrast the findings.