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Hard training doesn't help genius
Dr. Zach Hambrick of the University of Michigan, USA and his colleagues analyzed 14 studies of chess players and musicians, in order to understand the role of exercise i…
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Guess the leader of the leader
Many people believe that the leader must have a general, a different appearance from ordinary people, styled to be born to bear.
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The sign of identification will become a genius
Geniuses are people with supernatural memory abilities, creativity and excellent intelligence. However, not all of them are innate talents, many of them sometimes come t…
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Becoming a mathematical genius is due to birth
A study published in the Journal of Development Science said that children who have a good sense of numbers also tend to become numerical genius.
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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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The secret to becoming talented
It is often said that genius has only 1% of innate aptitude, 99% thanks to hard work.
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Aboriginal children can count without numbers
According to the new study, Aboriginal children do not need to know the lettering of numbers can still be counted. They can imitate and perform tasks related to numbers.
Biology
Is motor mobility innate?
Studies on mice have partly shown that genes affect active or lazy activity.
Animal world
The rat called to attract mates is born by birth
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Science Events
3 awards 'Asian Nobel' 2011
As a complement to the Nobel Prize, since 2004, the $ 1 million Shaw award has been awarded for achievements in three areas of mathematics, life science - medicine and a…
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The 10 youngest prodigies in the world
Tanishq Matthew Abraham, Ethan Bortnick are two of those who show their innate ability at a very young age with many outstanding achievements.
Medicine - Health
Discover brain cells that determine the desire to cause aggression or sex
US scientists have discovered neurons that control both human desire to use force and sexuality.
Medicine - Health
Painters have a different brain structure than ordinary people
A new study shows that artists often have brains that are more structurally different than those who can't draw.