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Why are mass murderers often men?
Whenever a mass shooting, shooting or massacre occurs, up to 98% of the risk of a culprit is a man. Why is that?
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People who stay up late love a night?
People who like staying up late are more likely to be adventurous and prefer one night, according to a new study.
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Should wear red clothes if you want to win
Daniel Farrelly, a psychologist at the University of Sunderland in the UK, wants to understand the relationship between red and the ability to win sports, Science Daily…
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Escape from love traps
It seems that men have undergone special biological evolution, helping them to avoid falling into love with the women of their brothers.
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Why are women 'more wet' than men?
Many people wonder why women often cry every time there is sadness or need help, and men even though
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Women love skinny or muscular men?
The size of men can persuade women to believe that their genome is perfect and worthy of pairing.
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Decoding of 'power addiction'
A recent study shows that power also has the same impact as drugs. Over 100 years ago, the famous British historian Baron John Acton created the phrase
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The secret hidden in the boys
Testosterone is the most important male hormone. Men with high testosterone levels are often judged by women as both physically and mentally strong. The medical communit…
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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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Long fingers often drive recklessly
Men with long ring fingers tend to drive fast, illegally and are willing to rush into dangerous roads.
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Male hormones make you risk
Women who have high levels of male testosterone hormone sex hormones are more adventurous than men.
Animal world
Strange 18-year-old female lion grows mane like a male
Fox News reported that the 18-year-old lion named Bridget at Oklahoma Zoo has made the veterinarians extremely surprised when he started to mane from March 2017.
Animal world
Testosterone makes sparrows live fast, die early
With the male eye sparrow, there is a little more testosterone to make them more attractive to the females, while flying further and singing better.
Environment
Living in polluted places reduces the sex hormone levels of men
A recent study by British scientists has shown that habitats may have a certain effect on men's testosterone levels.
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