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A new photo spread on popular websites like 9gag, Facebook ... has caused a new debate. It is a picture of a cat walking on the stairs. The strange thing is that, when l…
Every human being keeps growing and getting older over time. We can easily recognize these changes through health and physical condition.
When young couples are in conflict, they often argue straight to the point. But in long-term marriages, each side often seeks to avoid the controversial issue.
Determination and 'loudness' are the best way to win any debate or argument, even if you're wrong, according to a new study.
A recent study found that if the quarrel solved the problem, witnessing would be good for children.
In the face of competition from Finland, Poland and Sweden, Russia is struggling to assert a seemingly obvious thing: Votka is Russia's specialty.
The basic anthropological questions always put scientists in endless debates, where many hypotheses were put forward and the answer was always left open. Here are 10 big…
Aliens (ET) are stories that have never been less hot in the debate about life in space with lots of rumors surrounding it. By combining existing knowledge of life on Ea…
Cases where children can remember their past are no longer rare. And the debate about reincarnation is no longer a compelling topic even in the scientific community.
According to the researchers, there was evidence of people who lived in what is now the center of Texas a few thousand years ago hunters from the ancient Clovis culture…
A fossil discovered in Ningxia, China, has created a debate over the past century: is the ancestor of humans and other four-legged animals a prehistoric sea monster?
A skull fossil dating back to about 400,000 years old discovered in Portugal is making scientists debate the ancestors of modern humans and human evolution.
A well-known scientist has elicited a heated debate online when claiming that the founders of Chinese civilization are not Chinese, but immigrants from Egypt.
Researchers have just released a new thesis in the debate over the true identity of fossil human skeletons dating back to more than 18,000 years (called LB1).
Dead Sea scrolls have always been the subject of debate for centuries. Now scholars think that they have somewhat known who wrote this mysterious text.