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The new finding contrasts with Einstein's brain
Recent research has shown that Einstein's genius brain is not so different from the normal brain.
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Perfume can make women more beautiful
The scent can change the way we perceive the attractiveness and sense of beauty of others.
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How does the brains of geniuses work? (first)
Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton or Mozart are geniuses. So how does their brain work? Is it different from ordinary people?
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How to deal with a random melody of music
It is possible that you have many times encountered the case that when listening to a certain piece of music, sometimes you don't know the name, then after a while we wi…
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How do we use the brain?
The brain is a mysterious part of the human body, controlling all human thoughts and activities.
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The reason why we forget to celebrate our childhood
Researchers have found the answer to the question why the brain can forget memories from childhood.
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What's the difference between the brains of entrepreneurs?
Many people still believe that entrepreneurs think more creatively than most of us because their brains have different 'nerves'. Is this true or not?
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The difference between the killer in the movie and the real life
In Hollywood films, many contract assassins are built to look quite attractive, sometimes as legitimate revenge.
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<p>The 'phony' habit of geniuses in history</p>
Albert Einstein walked around the house naked, Nikola Tesla wiped the spoon 18 times to eat, Charles Dickens combed his head hundreds of times a day ... were habits
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The 10 most impressive things in France
France impresses the world by many things: beautiful dreamy cities, sunny beaches, snowy mountains and valleys with dense forest, even traffic jams.
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The atonement journey: The word criminal became a super detective in France
From a criminal, this man joined the police team and became one of France's heroes.
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The truth about Berkeley, a huge poison hole in the United States
The Berkeley Hole is an abandoned open-cast copper mine located in Butte, Montana, USA, 1 mile long (1 mile = 1.6 km), 1/2 mile wide and 1/3 mile deep.
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Unique findings in 2014
Scientists are waiting for new achievements in 2014, with breakthroughs in the fields of physics, medicine, robotics and archeology.
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Europeans have white skin thanks to genetic modification
The white skin of the Europeans is derived from the genetic transformation of a person who lived 10,000 years ago between the Middle East region and the Indian subcontin…
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The mystery of the chemical that helps love become eternal
Scientists have found that the specific chemicals in the brain have