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Better remember by doodle
A team of experts claims miscellaneous drawing can help us remember the details of a boring presentation.
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Many people are obsessed with ghosts and strange creatures
A poll in the US shows that more people believe in ghosts and aliens than those who believe in the existence of gods.
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The secret of a person with superior memory
A 24-digit long sequence of random numbers was read upside down by Eran Katz, then read down even though he only heard others reading the sequence once.
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Private name reveals the risk of delinquency
Two US scientists affirmed the risk of crime in men with rare names higher than the common-name boys.
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Women are prone to adultery
American and Canadian psychologists have discovered that women with large chin have stronger sexual desire than those with elegant chin.
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Rich parents, children speak better
Pointing, waving goodbye and other everyday gestures will help toddlers build their vocabulary.
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The secret of the kiss
When we kiss the body, we secrete certain chemicals that can control stress hormones in both sexes.
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Most good video games for kids
Most video games help children improve their creativity and collaborative spirit, according to a European Union (EU) report.
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The most beautiful women at the age of 32
The girls feel most attractive at age 32, not at the age of 20 as many people think, a survey in the UK has just revealed.
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Smile is your most attractive feature
Most people think that the smile on the faces of other people is the most appealing, arranged on both eyes, hair or body, a recent survey in the US shows that.
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Want smart children, let them play chess
Chess instructors have discovered this sport game to help children behave smarter, better focused and logical. It is also particularly good for autistic children or beha…
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Why do we feel pain when jealous?
Japanese scientists have just found the brain region to control jealousy and they are stunned to find that it is the area to handle pain.
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Decode the reckless habit
Dopamine makes us feel excited to perform risky acts such as high-speed driving.
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Hunger when drinking alcohol is inherited
Finnish scientists have found a reason why some people become aggressive when drinking a lot of alcohol, while many others just quietly go to sleep.