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Clip from Brain Games  |  National Geographic  |  July 31, 2017

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Try to solve this brain game on your own, then talk it through with a friend. Are two heads better than one? A quick brain break activity that will be sure to make you smarter!

Try to solve this brain game on your own, then talk it through with a friend. Are two heads better than one? A quick brain break activity that will be sure to make you smarter!

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