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Learning musical instruments is good for the child's nerves
Researchers at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA, say that learning how to play musical instruments can help children make progress in language learning, including l…
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Why do people take a year to go?
A study by neuroscientists and psychologists at Lund University in Sweden explained why humans take more than a year to learn.
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He is the only species who laughs at the same kind
The evolution process allows humans to ridicule and humiliate their peers with laughter, while other primates do not.
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There are very few opportunities to find perfect partners
An English mathematician asserted the probability for each individual to find an ideal lover of 1 / 285,000.
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Children may be infected with the fear of math from the teacher
One study showed that the fear of elementary school math teachers could be transmitted to female students.
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Women are 15 minutes happier than men
Although having to do housework is almost twice as much as men, women have a long time of satisfaction with life.
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Why women live longer?
One gene helps men have bigger bodies than women, but reduces their lifespan, Japanese scientists concluded.
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Humans know how to say thanks to mutations
Mutations in a gene help people develop speech and language.
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Gender war in each person
The female body must constantly struggle to control the rise of male sex and men also face the same war.
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Speak loudly to solve problems faster
A study shows that people who speak loudly their thoughts when solving problems will solve them faster and more accurately.
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Kisses are good for women
Scientists believe that kissing action has been passed down for generations because it helps women strengthen their immune systems ...
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Easy richer tall?
According to a study by the University of Sydney in conjunction with the Australian National University, Canberra, tall men make more money than their humble colleagues.
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Why do people envy?
A study by the University of Haifa, Israel has found a hormone that strongly affects people's social behaviors, including envy.
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Fat makes you crave even more
The culprit sabotages your efforts to return to moderate eating after a weekend of fullness is the brain.
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Children beaten have lower IQ
According to a groundbreaking study conducted by Professor Murray Straus from New Hampshire University, worldwide, children with beatings have a lower IQ.