Augusto Cury is mentioned in an article about a supposed "syndrome" without scientific proof, related to his "accelerated thinking" thesis. The article suggests that he found a new application for this theory, this time in the political sphere, specifically in the presidential race.
The candidate from the Avante party had a significant change in his electoral polling numbers. According to the BTG/Nexus poll cited in the article, Augusto Cury jumped from 2% to 11% in vote intentions, representing expressive growth in a short period of time.
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