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Women with male names are more likely to succeed in law
One study found that women who own men's names are more likely to be good judges or lawyers, compared to other sisters.
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Discover the mechanism of judgment and trust
How do we know what other people are thinking? How do we judge others and what happens in the brain when we do that?
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The beautiful defendant is easy to be a judge
Judges handle less criminal cases more easily when the person behind the horseshoe has an attractive appearance, psychologists said.
1001 mystery
Reviewing the most puzzling missing cases without a solution
The missing cases hurt the analysts and there is still no answer.
1001 mystery
The ghost is mysterious in a Mexican court
From the police, lawyers, judges, to all Santa Fe County (Mexico) Supreme Court officials, there is nothing to explain: the gleaming light appeared after the courtroom l…
Archeology
Another look at Judas
The Gospel is lost for a long time, which reveals a more positive image of Judas - the antagonist, recognized by the archaeologists as a true document.
Archeology
There is no racial discrimination in Roman society
The ancient Romans did not judge people based on skin color, and ethnicity did not affect the status of each individual in the Roman Empire. A new exhibition in the UK h…
Space science
Detecting a large black hole in the constellation Sagittarius
After eight years of research, the international astronomical team led by the researcher Judge Cuong (ShenZhiQiang) of the Shanghai Science Institute observatory found e…
Animal world
In the pigeon brain there is a 'space map', so you know where to fly
In the brain the pigeon has a spatial map, so that it can fly to strange areas, and judge the exact direction of flight.
Animal world
Chimp as a judge
Until now, moral motivation in chimpanzees is still anecdotal. However, primates at the University of Zurich (Switzerland) can now confirm that chimpanzees intervene in…
Funny corner
Keep coffee by mouth
One brother was responsible for bringing coffee to the judge every morning. But the judge was very angry when he saw that the cup of coffee always had only 2/3.
Science Events
Young talents and robots
In Sochi, a review of the World Robotics Olympiad (WRO) was held in the last ten days of November.
Science Events
Darwinism is being challenged
A court in the US today is expected to judge whether the school can replace the theory of intelligent design evolution in degree biology. Parents sued Dover's school boa…
Science story
Portrait of 17-year-old NASA scientist
Moshe Kai Cavalin has two university degrees, but is not old enough to vote yet. He was about to get a driver's license, but he was not old enough to get a driver's lice…
Science story
Accurate prediction of the tragedy in Paris
A judge once made a terrifying prediction of the ongoing attack in Paris on November 13 and confirmed that they were just the beginning of the dark period of France to f…