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The taste revealed personality
The famous psychologist, Professor Olaf Lindstrom, has found a way to discover the secret of someone's personality by studying his daily menu. You want to understand you…
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The light of street lights breaks the ecological balance
In a study published in the British Journal of Biology Letters on May 23, scientists from the University of Exeter, southwestern England said that street lights have a v…
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The mystery behind love affairs at work
They have a habit of flirting with female colleagues because they are fed up with their current job, not because they are too emotional. Not only that, these people are…
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People are the most 'corrupted' species
Compared to most other animals, humans possessing a lot of bad habits can damage their own or themselves.
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Does the skin affect brain activity?
According to recent studies by American scientists, people who often sleep on leather beds have the ability to change the behavior of the brain.
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Prehistoric people eating each other
The new method of identifying marks on the bones indicates a history of nutritional supplements by ... eating other people.
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Shopping habits can be genetic
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
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The secret of the world's best memory
Practice simple habits to get superhuman memory, which is the secret that Guinness world record holder has the ability to remember to share with Vietnamese readers yeste…
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5 things make you happier
A recent study proves that people can control happiness levels through practice.
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10 most common bad habits of humans
Here are 10 of the most common bad habits that Western scientists ranked in reverse order.
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Why shopping immersed women?
Prehistoric women have to spend a lot of time on choosing food and habits that still affect the shopping style of sisters today.
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Long fingers often drive recklessly
Men with long ring fingers tend to drive fast, illegally and are willing to rush into dangerous roads.
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10 things that are unexplained in humans
Why do people kiss each other, blush and even pick their nose? Those are the mysteries of human life that scientists still cannot find answers to.
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Working alternately is the result of evolution
Assignment to work is not just a good habit - it is actually a result of evolution, psychologists from the University of Leicester revealed after a recent study.