Flamand scientist receives Nobel

This year's 'reverse' Nobel Prize (Ig Nobel Prizes) was held at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, on the last day of September.

Among the honorees here is a female scientist, Flamand.

Professor Leuven University, Luc Warlop had a study with a British scientist and two Dutch academics on how urination needs to affect the buying behavior of women.

The scientists concluded that it is best for women to drink half a liter of water before going on a shopping trip as an optimal amount to ensure that they will consider carefully before they buy. They also found that people who can hold their urine for a long time are the ones who have the best bargaining power.

Among this year's Ig Nobel winners are Professor Gwynne, a Canadian, and an Australian colleague, whose work has found that some beetles find ways to 'pair' with beer. Their prize is in the field of biology.

Meanwhile, the Mayor of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, received the Ig Nobel Prize for the drastic measures he had taken to convince people not to ignore the rules for parking cars. Earlier this year, people filmed him driving a tank over a car parked in the wrong place.

If in the film has the Golden Raspberry prize for the "worst" movie, the "worst" actor, then the Ig Nobel is the award for scientists who have serious, funny, unique research and most bizarre, if not. . the most useless of the year.

The criteria of the Ig Nobel prize is 'first to make viewers laugh, but then make them think' about research works that go too far from the scientific flow.

The Ig Nobel is an annual award that began to take place in 1991.