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Why do people use gold to mint money?
Why did gold become the standard element for casting money in ancient times? Why not copper, platinum or argon?
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The ten dirtiest things you contact every day
There are 10 dirtiest things - in the sense of containing the most pathogenic bacteria - the vast majority of us are exposed to every day. Understanding them and having…
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Make money with chickens that lay eggs in whole white
A farmer in Fuzhou (Fujian, China) made a lot of money when one of his hens laid eggs without yolk.
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Generous or stingy is also due to human genes
German scientists have discovered the type A gene that affects brain activity and determines how generous or dull the human being is.
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Money helps you buy happiness
The more money people earn, the happier they are, but when you earn $ 75,000 a year, the feeling of happiness doesn't escalate in money anymore.
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The left front part of the brain restrains temptation
When you decide to save money and don't go to the supermarket anymore, can you control those temptations?
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Money can reduce pain
Instead of taking drugs, we can count money to relieve pain every time we have an injury or illness.
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Men narrow face more reliable
To judge whether a man is credible or not, women need only look at the width of their faces.
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Married men make more money
Married boys earn almost 33% more money than single people, because they work harder, a new study has just revealed.
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10 interesting things about men and women
Do you know all about sex? Gender scientists in many countries around the world have not regret the effort and money to continue researching this issue.
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Easy richer tall?
According to a study by the University of Sydney in conjunction with the Australian National University, Canberra, tall men make more money than their humble colleagues.
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'Words don't cost money ...'
Economists have finally proved what we have suspected for a long time: the apology really doesn't cost money to buy ...
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Money does not make happiness
Rising living standards do not mean that people feel more satisfied with life. But much of the poverty reduction program is focused on increasing people's income levels.
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Passion for gambling is hereditary
UK scientists have discovered a gene that many people like to risk money.
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Women are easy to spend wild days before
One study found that, in the 10 days before the menstrual period began, women often failed to control spending behavior when they went shopping.