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Women's brains are smaller but more
A US study found that women's brains are smaller than men 's brain but work more efficiently, according to the Daily Mail. Scientists at the University of California (US…
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Play games to help children smart
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…
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Boys can make mothers worse than girls
Pregnancy and lactation are two activities that consume a lot of human nutrition and energy. So many people think women's life expectancy decreases if they give birth to…
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Sadness spawned an initiative
Dullness in work can become a fertile ground for creative activity, especially for those who can sleep while working.
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'Forget' computers, more creative people
According to research by the University of Utah and the University of Kansas (USA), the ability of human creativity increased significantly when they left the usual elec…
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The fear of math can cause pain
For those who are afraid of math, thinking about simple calculations can cause a painful feeling in the head.
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Women only like to work 36 minutes a day
What would be a perfect day for women? She will like 106 minutes of romance and 82 minutes of social activity (but only 36 minutes of work), according to Dailymail.
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Why is the Neanderthal right hand twice as big as the left hand?
New research by anthropologists has pointed out that the cause of Neanderthal's right arm has extraordinary power not because they use their right hand to hold a hunting…
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The office also burns calorie like hunting
Office workers spend the same amount of calories as hunters and gatherers in Africa. This fact shows that it is very likely that lazy activity is not the culprit of the…
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Explain the phenomenon of 'always having human error'
British researchers have found the reason many people live in guilt, even if they are not caused by their sins. According to Austrian psychiatrist and psychologist - Sig…
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Determining the day when Jesus was executed?
A group of scientists studying the seismic activity at the Dead Sea found the day they thought was the precise moment when Jesus was executed on the cross. Accordingly,…
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Similarities between the activity of human brain and bee
Sometimes, when we actively remember something, our attention seems to systematically scan every data compartment in the brain, just like all honey bees are transformed…
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Mayan civilization may have been destroyed by drought
Previously, scholars believed that a serious drought could have killed the ancient Maya culture that was famous for mastering language, mathematics and astronomy. Howeve…
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The elemental secret in the heart of the Earth
Researching iron elements in the Earth's core will help us understand more about the formation and activity of the Earth's magnetic field.
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Discover the story of humanity
Left-handed people have an average income of about 10% lower than right-handed people, according to a recent study by Harvard University. And yet, they also face a highe…