Crime
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Detection of genes associated with crime
Decoding genes in criminals, Swedish scientists have discovered two types of gene mutations that are closely related to aggressive action.
Violent games increase the risk of crime
Violent video games and praise of antisocial characters can increase the risk of committing crimes.
DNA can outline the suspect's face
A breakthrough in genetic research could pave the way for a new way of preventing crime: replicating the face of suspects only with DNA.
11 reasons why men are shorter than women
The average life expectancy of women is 5 to 10 years higher than that of men. From before being born to the critical stages of life, men are more likely to die than wom…
Compassion of mental crime
The psychic criminals are still compassionate, but that sympathy can only be
Women are vulnerable to sexual assault on Sunday
Korean police statistics show that early morning Sunday is the time of the week that women aged 20 to 30 in this country are more likely to fall victim to the sexiest cr…
Murder can spread like infectious disease
The team used a number of methods to track the spread of the epidemic in general and apply them to the number of murders in Newark, NJ, for about 26 years from 1982 to 2…
'Look' brain catches cheating
Within 10 years, brain scans will be able to identify fraudulent benefits and assess whether an individual is in real pain or just pretending, according to Top News.
Green lights help prevent suicide and committing crimes
Psychological experts claim that blue street lights are able to effectively block suicidal thoughts and offenses.
What would be even more terrifying than terrorism? It is artificial intelligence!
In the future, terrorist organizations can take advantage of AI to bring out more terrible attacks now.
What if terrorists get artificial intelligence?
Rapid advances in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) are increasing the risk from those who are keen to take advantage of this technology to carry out terrorist a…
Public journey, crime of radioactive substances
During that historic journey of over 100 years, radioactive material has undergone ups and downs, sometimes the end of women and today is becoming a silent risk of a nat…
The hair revealed where the murder victim once drank water
Scientists at the University of Utah have studied a tool against new crimes by proving human hair that reveals where the person drinks water. Since then help police foll…
Software predicts people about to commit crimes
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.