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Boredom stimulates creativity
Instead of dulling the mind, boredom can actually stimulate creativity, psychologists in the UK.
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Latest discovery of the mysterious Yeti Snowman
New US scientists have recently made new assumptions
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Decipher the mystery of the Earth's inner core
Geologists found that the Earth's core contained a separate core structure, with crystals in another direction.
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Seeing other people cold also reduces our temperature
Recently scientists at the University of Sussex in the UK have also demonstrated that, when people see cold, your body temperature also tends to decrease.
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Research shows that time does not heal
Experts at Aberdeen University say that time cannot heal the pain and people may
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Girls outperform boys when programming games
Research by experts at Sussex University shows that girls are better than boys in programming video games.
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Why is beer harder to overflow than coffee?
Beer is considered one of the greatest inventions of mankind.
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Successfully simulating the space-time curve
Cornell University claims to have found a way to simulate the space-time curve with laboratory devices.
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Guess the emotion by typing the keyboard
Scientists have invented a software capable of deciphering people's emotions when interacting with computer keyboards.
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Girls and boys: Who learns better?
Recent research has shown that female students study better and score higher than male students.
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How does the name affect your career?
Do you believe that a name can affect the success of your life or your spending habits
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New psychological tips help people become happy
Researchers from the University of London's College of Education (UK) have come up with a psychological formula to predict the level of happiness of a person: That is ke…
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Why are people smarter at cold temperatures?
The effect of temperature on glucose consumption affects the clarity of the human brain.
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The 28th essential element
Researchers from Vanderbilt University (USA) have published in the journal Cell about the 28th element essential for life, which is bromine (bromine).
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Why do some people cry easily when watching sad movies?
A new study finds that some people tend to cry and cry easily in front of videos, emotional or tragic images are due to their genes.