Why is red easy to make people spend more money?
Research published in Frontiers magazine shows that color affects the brain processing information, in which red makes people easily spend money.
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Research published in Frontiers magazine shows that color affects the brain processing information, in which red makes people easily spend money.
Last September, the Liberian government announced it had lost $ 104 million. The reason was not because of any weak investment decisions, or some accounting fraud but mo…
Mr. Nguyen Van Phu (from Vu Quang district) rented a excavator to dig the house, discovered three crock pots containing more than 100kg of coins at a depth of 1.5m.
The 66-year-old man was lucky to discover a jar containing thousands of coins, some 100 years old, on the land bought with lottery money.
The US space and space agency (NASA) has paid Boeing nearly $ 300 million more than originally planned for the contractor to continue the commercial crew program despite…
Despite many achievements in the field of science and technology, many people still think that the US spending money for NASA is a waste.
According to calculations by MSN Money, the top 10 buildings have construction costs
The coming sales season is when we can easily fall into this situation
The ancients could bury the ancient money, estimated to cost £ 50,000, out of concern
A recent study by scientists at Dundee University in Scotland shows that when people are hungry, people are more likely to make unwise decisions.
In the world, there is only one person who owns an ant cafe, Mr. João Neto, a farmer in Brazil, the country is like a global coffee kingdom.
It turns out that the story you have heard for so long is just a trick. The real story is hundreds of times more interesting!
Our hands touch a lot of things every day so it is essential to wash your hands before eating and drinking to prevent the spread of bacteria.
Fionn Ferreira received $ 50,000 in prize money from the Google Science Fair. A reward for the effort to save mankind!
The following story is about Thomas Jennings and why he has to pay to buy his family back.