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Once thought to be deaf, parents want to bomb Martian nuclear or consider AI to be the biggest enemy of humankind, some of the unusual things about Elon Musk.
Professor J. Doyne Farmer took advantage of his physical and mathematical knowledge to cheat at the casino. Everything went smoothly until he was banned from all casinos…
The 2013 Nobel season has officially started on October 7. It is expected that the Nobel Prize in Economics will be awarded on October 14.
WHO has added a game disorder to the 11th edition of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICDs) used to classify health conditions.
Akili interactive lab has designed an electronic game to treat hyperactivity (ADHD) children.
An experiment conducted by researchers at the University of Montreal in Canada showed that people who spend a lot of time playing games like Call of Duty have less gray…
A new study has shown that the ability of a region to respond to the brain will become less and less when we cheat, and that will make us lie more.
Arthritis is a time bomb for people under the age of 40 when they spend too much time on entertainment activities like chit chat and playing games.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have found that simple games involving numbers can enhance a child's ability to learn math.
Working and playing games at the same time have pain? That's because you used the wrong way.
After a long time playing Tetris, Dr. Richard Haier noticed a change in her brain structure: The girls' cerebral cortex became thicker than the girls of the same age who…
Most acne suppressions are normal and subjective. In fact, it's a game of chance that you don't know.
Intellectual games do not help people be smarter, IQ tests are not absolute assessments.
Scientists have discovered why some teenagers are so engaged in serious risks, even taking action against society.
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