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It can be said that eyeglasses are one of the great inventions that have a great impact on human life.
Oxford University researchers were based on a general social survey conducted in the United States to survey public opinion.
The modern shelter houses are fully equipped with food, essential and convenient living items than normal tents, which will be very useful for residents when meeting nat…
Scientists at the University of Minnesota, USA, recently announced the discovery of a metal crystal that can change shape.
Cleopatra is probably the most famous queen of the ancient world. She is famous not only for her beauty but also for her smart sharp features and has become the subject…
A new study shows that games that require active manipulation will help children become smarter by improving their ability to solve problems, self-esteem and encourage t…
The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
A new study finds that most people smile when frustrated, even if they don't realize it, and computers can be
Compared to human ancestors, 'smart people' have bigger brains - a mystery that scientists have always wanted to explore. According to researchers in Ireland and Scotlan…
Students in northeastern Brazil are wearing uniforms fitted with computer chips that are
Human intelligence index may increase or decrease in childhood. That is why many children with poor learning in the first grades can still achieve remarkable academic ac…
To ensure uninterrupted operation, when an emergency occurs, the brain switches itself to energy saving mode.
Although intelligent and nurtured in well-off families, children are still hard to succeed in the future if they are unable to control themselves.
Scientists at the Northeast University of Medicine, at Feinberg University, have shown that women in their 40s become smarter than men and they explain this phenomenon.