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Explain the face of fear
Scientists found that the actual fear response is to respond to biological function by transforming the way our senses perceive the world.
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June 20 - The happiest day of the year
According to a mathematical formula given by a famous English expert, today (June 20) is the happiest day of the year.
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Why do people like to try new things?
Scientists have identified a region of the brain that makes us adventurous The results may help explain why people are always attracted to new items when shopping.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
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Make friends online: where technology and evolution meet
When looking for a good friend, you might think that the more friends you can choose, the better. But the development of technology that is primarily internet has made t…
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Why are painful memories in life so intense
Emotional memories of tragedies in life such as accidents, wars or serious diseases are stored for a long time in the brain. This makes effective treatment difficult. Re…
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Do not make decisions when hungry
The best decisions should be made when the abdomen is full. Quitting fasting will reduce the key chemical content in the brain, causing shocking and reckless behaviors.
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Research on phones confirms people live by habit
The researchers tracked about 100,000 people using mobile phone signals and came to confirm on June 4, 2008 that most people actually live by habit.
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Why do young people rise to puberty?
Scientists have discovered that the age of adults is like a jet full of passengers taking off, while the test equipment and the pilot system are still hastily assembled…
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Concealing emotions is also a good thing
Contrary to popular beliefs about what is normal or healthy, a new study finds that not expressing thoughts and emotions after experiencing a traumatic event, for exampl…
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Mother's behavior is the key to her father's care for children
Mothers play an important role in deciding how much fathers care about their newborn baby. A study of 97 couples found that fathers were involved in the care of their ba…
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'The seed of life' on Earth brought by meteors
Back in time 3 or 4 billion years ago, Earth was a dry, hot and lifeless place. All are quiet. Unexpectedly, a meteorite crashed down a desert desert with a speed of ove…
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The boundary between life and human death
How spicy can you eat? How many bees will cause you to die? What sound is too loud for humans? The BBC Focus Magazine has conducted a series of experiments to understand…
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Conflict over the real life of the Grand Canyon
Rock formations can be formed the way scientists think for millions of years. The traditional view is that this huge mountain range was completed about 6 million years a…
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Looking for life in the rainbow leg
Rainbow may be an important key to identifying habitable planets, a researcher claims. He said scattered light could reveal the presence of liquid water.