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How is our brain different from real and virtual?
Most of us easily distinguish the real and the virtual.
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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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To remember your face, look into your eyes
A study shows that looking at the eyes is the best way for us to keep a person's face in memory.
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Physicists pressed light to the quantum limit
A group of physicists from the University of Toronto have found a new technique that can force light to the fundamental quantum limit.
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421,000 bites and 20,000 deaths from snakebites annually.
Snake bites are the cause of many world deaths and injuries, and are a significant risk to public health.
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Why is hard to beat the flies?
A question from the press always made Michael Dickinson have to endure that: why are we hard to beat flies?
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Why symmetry is an attractive feature
For people, faces are an important source of social information. A feature of the face that is quickly noticed is the attraction. Studies have emphasized gender symmetry…
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About 2,000 uncommon languages can disappear from Earth within 100 years!
Every two weeks, a language disappears on planet Earth. This information was published by David Harrison, a linguist and director of the Institute of Speech
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We all like to talk about other people
There are many ways to classify human conversations. We greet each day, explain, inform, lie, reveal secrets, confide our feelings, and weave the story. But almost
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Find British people descended from Native Americans
DNA tests discovered two British white women descended from Native Americans, bought here centuries ago as slaves, interpreters or tribal representatives. .
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For a long time, forget some things
Childhood memories are probably best preserved in photo albums, not in the brain. Remembering old memories makes you forget an important appointment or what to buy today.
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Older people are more optimistic than young people
Older people often look at the cup half full, rather than half. This is because they have accumulated a lot of experience in life and also derived from the biological ch…
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Individual brainstorm better than the group
People are often more embarrassed in finding solutions to a problem when they belong to a group, a recent study found.
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Why is the world flat?
People heard about this after Thomas L. Friedman released The World Is Flat and the Vietnamese translation published by Young Publisher in 2006. It is not surprising tha…