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Detect when people lie most
Experts said that those who have high moral standards, behaved in the morning are very easy to fall, lie in the afternoon.
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Unique technologies from nature
We often think that human beings are the smartest creatures. Maybe we are wrong because the reality is not so.
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British farmers use the Internet to raise cattle
A farm in Essex, England began connecting their cows to the Internet to track changes in the behavior of cows, from which farmers could soon find out about them.
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Theory predetermined by name
According to some experts, human names can shape the character, life and career path of the future.
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Young people will behave worse if they are scolded
US scientists say using heavy words with teenagers can make them worse behaviors.
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Negative influence of money on human relationships
Research shows that money has made voluntary relationships and help among people completely replaced by attempting.
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Detect new state of water when reaching extreme cold
Researchers at the University of Arkansas (USA) have determined that, when water is cooled to an extremely low temperature, it will transform into a new form of liquid.
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Decode the natural behavior of humans
In everyday life, there are many actions that seem to be ingrained in our subconscious. And of course, it is also easily explained by science.
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The bigger the desk, the higher the risk of fraud
The larger the area of the desk, the higher the desire for the power of the entrepreneur, and the desire to urge them to commit fraud.
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Applause is behavior
The quality of a performance does not determine the number of applause applause for performers, according to a new study.
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The 'very' human characteristics of animals may not be known to you
We must have heard the story of dogs going for miles just to find their children.
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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The face shows the aggressiveness of men
Researchers from the University of Delaware (USA) discovered that men with large but short faces are more likely to bluntly express their own racial biases.
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The act of 'crying for beauty' is only available in humans
Not only is the function of keeping eyes moist, crying is also a means for people to express their emotions before language appears, according to a prestigious British s…