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Have't we all decided TV commercials are an evil blight in our living rooms and on civilization in general? Well, we might be wrong. A new study reveals that viewers actually enjoy a show with breaks in it more than a show with none. The break helps extend the appreciation of the novelty of the show. It's called the disruption of adaptation effect. more>>

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