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Identify deceitful people at work
If an employee regularly performs deceitful behavior while in school, they will not give up that habit in their daily work.
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Decipher the mystery of the money tree buried under the ancient tomb
It is said that money trees will bring eternal wealth to the deceased. Buried in ancient Chinese tombs, money trees are bronze carvings.
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Found a way to read thoughts
Scientists were able to identify what a person was planning to do before he had started working on it. The reason they can do this is because they check the brain's acti…
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Identify children at risk of committing crimes
If a child is at risk of becoming a criminal, its differences compared to the average person will begin to manifest from the age of four and adults can see.
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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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Identify drivers carefully
Those who pass the driver's license test in the second time are the most careful group when driving vehicles, according to a survey in the US.
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Extraordinary ability to recognize faces
Some people say they never forget any face ever met; This statement has now been explained by psychologists at Harvard University. They discovered a group of people
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Identify faces from eyes
Our brain selects important information to recognize the first face from the eyes, then to the mouth and nose, according to a study by the University of Barcelona.
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How do caterpillars recognize the scent of flowers?
The moths only need the essence of the scent of flowers to identify the flower, which is according to a recent study at the University of Arizona, Tucson.
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The expression of emotion is innate
The expression of emotions depends on our genes, according to a new study. This study identifies that the expression of emotions is innate, not a product of learning.
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There is not much difference between big humans and monkeys
For the last 40 years, some scientists have made observations and it is increasingly difficult to identify what is characteristic of humankind.
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It's not easy to find acquaintances in the crowd
Although you have been married for 10 years, it is difficult for you to find a husband or a wife in a crowd. That's because our brain sees the mess of these faces as a s…
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Cryptography of human thoughts
What do you think if there is someday in the future, you can open your door or access your bank account just by thinking 'to the unlock code'? This is not too far away.
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Looking for life in the rainbow leg
Rainbow may be an important key to identifying habitable planets, a researcher claims. He said scattered light could reveal the presence of liquid water.