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Plants help increase labor productivity and creativity
A beautiful bonsai pot placed on the desk not only creates a unique style for everyone's work space but can also help employees become more creative and productive.
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Why do people cheat?
Scientists have finally explained why many primates, especially humans, sometimes lie or deceive.
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Working cooperation helps people be smarter
Compared to human ancestors, 'smart people' have bigger brains - a mystery that scientists have always wanted to explore. According to researchers in Ireland and Scotlan…
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Personal decorations increase labor productivity
The health and productivity of people will increase significantly if we are decorated with a personal liking.
Oceanography
NASA tests an underwater laboratory
A group of researchers saved about eight days in a nearly 20-meter deep sea laboratory at NASA Agency off Florida state.
Archeology
New archaeological findings in North Africa may
Scientists recently published archaeological findings in Algeria with many animal and stone tools showing that not only East Africa, but all of Africa, is the cradle of…
Archeology
Surprised by the ability of the parrot to make food
Six adult cockatoos are tasked by scientists to use cardboard to get food rewards placed at different distances in a box with small holes.
Archeology
Announcing new discoveries about Vietnamese archeology expected by the world
The results of archaeological excavations at the former Stone Age relic in An Khe town, Gia Lai province of international stature, have shocked the archaeological world.
Archeology
Found 90,000-year-old knife crafted in North Africa
According to the scientific journal Plos One, the knife was found by Moroccan archaeologists in a cave in the northern coastal region adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean.
Archeology
Like an ancient extinct because ... lazy
Laziness is extremely disastrous for Homo Erectus, a distant relative of our modern humanity. They were wiped out after nearly 2 million years of existence.
Archeology
Unexpected discovery in the first homeland of mankind
Scientists discovered traces of paint, commercial transactions and many useful tools from a village located in the first human homeland.
Archeology
Deciphering the incredible life of prehistoric people
Experts and scientists have made notable findings about the lives of prehistoric people such as eating, accommodation, weapons used ...
Archeology
Discovered 4,000 year old fortress in Syria
A joint team between France and Syria analyzed aerial satellite images. According to RFI, the discovery was announced on December 19.
Archeology
Discovered the stone ax processing factory dating back more than 5,000 years in Gia Lai
On the morning of November 27, at the Provincial Museum (Pleiku City), the Department of Culture and Sports and Tourism, the Provincial Museum in collaboration with the…
Archeology
New research changes understanding of the migration of ancient people
This is the result of a study published July 20 after archaeologists found axes and grindstones at a cave in Australia's far north.