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Health
Find the main difference between normal human brain and killer
A group of international neuroscientists conducted a large study, which clarified the main difference between the brains of ordinary people and murderers who have commit…
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Decoding the reason why old people still have super memory
Owning sustainable social relations is one of the factors that helps many elderly still have sharp and sharp intellect.
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How does man work if only half of his brain is left?
Do you believe that when you lack half of your brain, you can still live well.
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Decode the phenomenon of dead people with fear
In nature, fear is a primitive instinct to help protect animals from predators. However, for humans, this emotion can be much more complicated.
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Gray matter of the world
Until now, the United States has always been the world's leading country in terms of investment in scientific research and development.
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How is genius different from ordinary people?
Genius is natural and cannot be trained. This conclusion was made by Russian scientists. Doctor of biological sciences, Professor Sergey Savelyev is an expert on the per…
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First size intellectual capacity ratio
The international team of scientists said the intellectual abilities of Alzheimer's patients depend on their head circumference. The bigger the head circumference, the h…
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Why teenagers are selfish and reckless
The majority of young children are easily agitated, only thinking about themselves, being reckless because their brains develop more slowly than their bodies.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
Archeology
Evidence of 'brain drain' in ancient Egypt
An ancient coffin with strange decorative drawings reveals much of the chaos of ancient Egyptians 2500 years ago.
Space science
The astronaut's brain changes during long journeys
The research team found that the amount of gray matter in the brains of the subjects decreased compared to the initial results.
Space science
The astronaut's brain is distorted in a long-term mission
In a report that raised concerns about missions to send people to Mars, researchers at the University of Michigan (USA) discovered astronauts' brains that changed shape…
Videos
Video: Syndrome makes some people remember like printing stories of the past
People with hyperthymesia syndrome are able to remember things that have been long past in detail, easily and uncontrollably.
Science Events
Intelligence He opened a quiz on Christmas cards
Instead of the image of Santa and reindeer appearing on the front of a traditional Christmas card for a long time, British security and intelligence agency GCHQ designed…