Archeology
Decoding the Aztec child sacrifice during drought
At least 42 children were sacrificed in Tenochtitlán to appease the rain god's anger during a prolonged drought.
Anger
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New research shows: Venting anger does not make us less angry
Vent your anger while you're there
Health
Why do we get angry when we are hungry?
New scientific research has found that feeling hungry can actually make us angry and irritable.
Animal world
Inflation angers the penguins at the Japanese aquarium
Japan is a country with a particularly high demand for seafood, and it seems that the penguins that live here are the same.
Health
Expert: How does anger make your skin wrinkled?
Resentment, anger or sadness are the culprits that make your skin wrinkled, aging quickly, even cancer.
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What is the impact of anger on the body?
Anger does not make us more comfortable, on the contrary, it has a bad effect on our health.
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Why do men seem hotter than women?
What is the real purpose of anger? Are men more hot-tempered than women? Does anger affect our spirit? The answers to these questions are gradually being revealed by sci…
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Are pop music becoming more sad and angry today?
Broken hearts and legitimate anger always create the most popular hits.
Health
Christmas nights are prone to heart attacks
Researchers at Lund University in Sweden say the risk of a person's heart attack increases at 22:00 on December 24.
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Revealing the notions of
Disclosing incorrect psychological concepts but many people always think right.
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Discovered 'unexpected' benefits of anger
Recent research by Australian experts has shown that every element of anger will make you stronger and superior.
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Why are people afraid of red?
Red may represent danger, temperature and anger. One study also found that Olympic athletes wearing red uniforms were more successful in antagonistic matches, meaning th…
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Hot-tempered women are prone to underestimation
Whether running into the mayor's seat or looking for an office job, women should not get angry at the crowd.
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Lying to restrain the wrath
Lying down when insulting can hurt your pride, but that action helps you curb your anger better.
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Gene is the culprit causing a throb
German scientists have found a gene that makes some individuals more likely to get angry than others when excited.