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6 min read YOU FEEL CLOUDY, unfocused, maybe even a little detached. You’ve missed a birthday, forgotten a name, or spaced in the middle of a conversation—and you’re starting to wonder if these are signs of a serious health concern. A bout of brain fog is fairly common, especially as we get older. According to

By Clare Wilson Our unconscious mind has hidden depthsakindo/Getty Images Have you ever had a solution to a problem pop into your head, seemingly out of the blue? It might have been thanks to unconscious mental processes – and in future there might be a way to harness such brain activity. Aurelio Cortese at the…