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Intelligence is not only due to genetics
Our intellectual ability is formed and developed over time, not determined and has not changed since we were born.
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The bitter taste makes people more strict
When judging the virtue or morality of a fellow human being, people will be more strict if they drink bitter water.
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Prehistoric people eating each other
The new method of identifying marks on the bones indicates a history of nutritional supplements by ... eating other people.
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Generous or stingy is also due to human genes
German scientists have discovered the type A gene that affects brain activity and determines how generous or dull the human being is.
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Shopping habits can be genetic
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
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10 most common bad habits of humans
Here are 10 of the most common bad habits that Western scientists ranked in reverse order.
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Why shopping immersed women?
Prehistoric women have to spend a lot of time on choosing food and habits that still affect the shopping style of sisters today.
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NOAA prohibits the exploitation of mollusks
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced a final law that prohibits conventional harvesting in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) off Cali…
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People who stay up late are richer
Those who have a habit of staying up late and sleeping in the morning often focus better and longer than those who sleep early.
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Decode the reckless habit
Dopamine makes us feel excited to perform risky acts such as high-speed driving.
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You can look --- But can't touch!
Customers often confide that if they break an item, they will definitely buy it. However, a recent study said that if customers only need to touch something a few second…
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The world's fastest termite bite
Panamanian is not only the fastest in the West, but worldwide.
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421,000 bites and 20,000 deaths from snakebites annually.
Snake bites are the cause of many world deaths and injuries, and are a significant risk to public health.
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The secret behind the habit of digesting
Many people wonder why they can't save money or always spend too much money. If you think that the source of the problem comes from old habits or inflation, then perhaps…
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Research on phones confirms people live by habit
The researchers tracked about 100,000 people using mobile phone signals and came to confirm on June 4, 2008 that most people actually live by habit.