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Humorous men are more liked by women
It is nice to say that humorous men are smarter and often more honest than hard-faced guys, a study has just revealed.
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Gene can decide the age of death
Genetic characteristics may be a factor that makes women like sex sooner or later, a study shows.
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Surfing the web now increases work efficiency
The latest study by Australian scientists said that surfing the web during working hours helps office workers increase by 9% of creativity.
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Tuesday lunch is the most stressful time of the week
Many workers in the UK have one thing in common when they say, 11:45 am
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Fat women control poor desire
A new study shows that women's ability to control impulsivity and desire is poorer than women with normal weight.
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Spending money has an effect like drugs
German psychologists affirmed that spending human money creates a sense of satisfaction in the brain like addictive substances.
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Men caught love in just 8.2 seconds
Scientists conclude that gentlemen may fall into love traps within 8.2 seconds.
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Tobacco causes a feeling of slow time
One test shows that tobacco has the ability to affect people's sense of time.
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Social networks hurt children's minds
Many leading British scientists warn that community websites are causing many negative changes to children's brains in the country.
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Optimism or pessimism are caused by genes
If you always feel pessimistic, maybe your father and mother are the cause because they have passed on a gene that determines this.
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Explain that women see poor maps but find good things
A research group at the University of California, USA found the reason why women do not see maps as well as men but have the ability to search for keys better.
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Remember the 9/11 case more than your birthday
A psychological study shows, the history shocks are most remembered by people, more than their own major events.
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Many people are obsessed with ghosts and strange creatures
A poll in the US shows that more people believe in ghosts and aliens than those who believe in the existence of gods.
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Private name reveals the risk of delinquency
Two US scientists affirmed the risk of crime in men with rare names higher than the common-name boys.
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Women are prone to adultery
American and Canadian psychologists have discovered that women with large chin have stronger sexual desire than those with elegant chin.