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Humans are all born from women, so where did the first woman come from before humans?
The origin of mankind is one of the eternal mysteries of anthropology and biology.
Discrimination
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History
History and meaning of the International Day Against Discrimination against the LGBT Community on May 17
May 17 every year is the day the world speaks out against stigma and discrimination against people from the bisexual, gay and transgender (LGBT) community through many m…
Health
Social stress causes premature aging of the immune system
Social stress like discrimination and problems with family, work and money... can contribute to your immune system... aging.
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It is not until modern times that people know what is blue
In 2015, researcher Kevin Loria wrote in Business Insider: it wasn't until the late 1800s that blue really
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History and meaning of International Women's Day 8/3
On March 8 every year, women in the world are honored by all mankind. However, what day is March 8, the origin and meaning of this day is not well understood.
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Think ahead of the time of the Indian gender and sexual orientation
We have two genders: male and female. It is an old-fashioned conception, in which biological characteristics are the most authentic proof of that concept.
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Scientific explanation for the right-to-left confusion
You are learning to drive and the instructor asks you to turn left, you pause for a moment wondering whether the party is on the left?
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Things you learn right from your mother's womb
Scientists have discovered that children can learn certain things even when they are not born. Let's find out what it is.
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The destructive power of a storm depends on the naming?
Feminine storms are often more destructive than masculine storms, according to a new study.
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The brain detects real smile - fake laugh of others
Recent research has shown that the human brain is capable of distinguishing natural smiles and smiles
Archeology
There is no racial discrimination in Roman society
The ancient Romans did not judge people based on skin color, and ethnicity did not affect the status of each individual in the Roman Empire. A new exhibition in the UK h…
Biology
Mosquitoes differentiate their species with a cry
The latest research by British scientists shows that African Gambian mosquitoes can identify and distinguish species from different regions through cries.
Animal world
Dogs are not colorblind
Russian scientists have shown that dogs can identify many different colors, contrary to the long-held assumption that the crane can only see white and black.
Animal world
Birds distinguish more colors than people
British scientists say bird eyes distinguish more colors than human eyes. It is the ultraviolet light that the invisible person plays a key role in the life of birds.