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Should say sorry to the right ear
When you act to make others angry, you should say sorry to the right ear to increase your chances of forgiveness.
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Taking a break helps you remember better
Scientists claim that taking a break after learning something will help you remember it better.
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Sexy women work like drugs
The image of a woman with an attractive appearance creates a sense of euphoria in a man's brain just like when they use drugs or drink alcohol.
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Take a nap if you want to be smarter
If the brain is considered a mailbox, then a daytime nap helps us clean that mailbox.
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Why do people take a year to go?
A study by neuroscientists and psychologists at Lund University in Sweden explained why humans take more than a year to learn.
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Red and blue make people smarter
A study in Canada showed that blue increases people's creativity, while red helps us remember more accurately.
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Strange discovery of childhood sense of smell
The smells first felt from childhood have a special meaning, recalling an object, a memory. There is a hypothesis to explain why.
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We feel the pain of others
A study in the UK demonstrates that many of us feel itchy or sore when we see the same type of struggle because of injury.
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10 special things in humankind
The ability to use fire, the sense of shame, the upright posture are three of the most important factors that make people different from each other, Livescience affirmed.
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Human brain is getting smaller
US scientists have recently demonstrated that the human brain is still evolving and getting smaller and smaller.
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Hypnosis affects brain activity
The latest study by scientist William McGowan (UK) has shown that hypnosis affects brain activity and really exists hypnosis.
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Big brains are not necessarily synonymous with intelligence
Many people often think that 'big brain is smart', but the latest study by scientists from Queen Mary Academy, University of London (UK) has rejected that idea.
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Fat makes you crave even more
The culprit sabotages your efforts to return to moderate eating after a weekend of fullness is the brain.
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Dangerous behavior of adolescents
According to a long-held hypothesis, it is thought that the delay in the development of the brain will make adolescent decisions dangerous and dangerous.
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Beautiful women can not benefit the brain
Dutch psychologists have just proved that chatting with charming women reduces men's ability to think, even though the conversation only takes a few minutes.