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Rescuing horrors at night
Science has taken a very serious look at the phenomenon of shadowing, hoping to support the psychological treatment process for patients.
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Muscular men will live longer
Men with solid bodies are not only attractive in the eyes of women and live longer, according to research by Swedish scientists.
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Lying heated the nose
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
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The origin of popular hand gestures
Handshake, V-shaped finger, thumb pointing up ... These hand gestures you can see anywhere, but not everyone knows its meaning.
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False thoughts in life that we still believe (2)
A lot of concepts are widely known, and are believed as an obvious fact. We must always be suspicious, and do research to find the truth behind it. And the following is…
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Human 'odd actions'
Not everyone knows the daily actions such as crying, hiccups, sleeping, blinking ... how to affect the body. Also see them from a scientific perspective.
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Why can the 'giraffe dinosaur' fly?
Scientists have identified the reason why a large dinosaur-sized giraffe is capable of flying across the ocean.
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Guess the power of men through voice
We can evaluate men's muscular strength through their voice, because in the course of evolution voice is a sign of men's fighting ability.
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The hopping dance practice can run at a speed of 64 km / h
According to scientists, the process of hopping dance stork increases the muscle strength of the legs to about 1.5 to 2 times.
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A shocking visualization of the future
The Italian La Republica newspaper examines the various theories of scientists who have drawn portraits of people in the future.
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Unexpected limit of ingenuity
'Press your finger hard on the surface. Now press as hard as you can but move your finger slowly with the ticking of the clock. Time moves faster. Faster
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Charming smile is hereditary
One study showed a way to show smiles programmed in the gene, so someone who owns the smile is charming but many people can cause feelings of laughter when smiling.
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Machine eye, good or not?
Eyelids suddenly jerking often make people feel insecure. Looks like someone is talking about me or something is going to happen. What is the real damage to this signal,…
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How many people do people have?
Through computer simulations recently, there are three types of movements for people that are most effective: walking, running, and a third type that some people do not…