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Are there two brains that exist in one person?
Sometimes your mind thinks and chooses this, but your hand takes something else, how to explain it. Is anyone controlling you?
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The true origin of the dreaded quartz in the
In part 5 Game of kingship, when Tyrion and Jorah Mormont were sailing through the ruins of Valyria, they were suddenly attacked by the quartz. Both characters were brav…
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Will people who speak multiple languages be smarter?
A recent study suggests that people who know many different languages will have more gray matter in some areas of the brain.
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Visual illusions 'dangerous' than the dress Blue Black - White Gold
No controversy like the dress Blue Black - White Gold, because simply these are illusions 100% definitely fool your eyes.
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Fact: People perceive only 30 gray nuances
Please forget the name 50 shades - Gray 'because people only see about 30 shades of gray.
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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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Interesting history of British judges' wigs
The image of British judges wearing a light gray or white wig is very familiar to many people.
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Why did I look up at the elevator?
The story that is rattling outside the elevator suddenly stops when everyone sets foot inside.
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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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Elevator obsession
In the subconscious of modern humans, elevators are one of the few places where they behave strangely, hiding an invisible concern that few people realize.
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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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Black wolf is the first genetically modified predator
Way through the trees or through the snow, wolves have come to legend with white, gray or even black legs in North America.
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Intentionally makes the wound worse
Researchers at Harvard University discovered that the feeling of pain depended on our thinking about the wound being caused by the intention of the person.