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The secret mission helped discover the wreck of the Titanic
Submersible technology equipped with cameras and sharp judgment helped an oceanographer discover the wreck of the Titanic more than 70 years after the shipwreck.
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Remarkable predictions of blind prophet Vanga about the world in 2022
The blind seer Baba Vanga, who is famous for his accurate judgments, has made several predictions about 2022.
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AI can predict personality only through selfie photos
This neural network is actually better than humans in predicting people's personality through selfies.
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Mechanism to assess the personality of others
We make judgments about other people's personalities not only based on their facial appearance, but also on our available beliefs about what character represents.
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Inside the prison-hanging room in Japan
According to Mirror, the execution of the death penalty in Japan has long been secret and influenced by rituals.
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Scientific methods help predict election results
Scientists said the face greatly influenced the social assessments of a person, including elections, according to the BBC.
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The worse the mood, the easier it is for people to succeed
Psychologists, like the psychology professors of America's largest universities, believe that there are many benefits we will receive when the mood gets worse.
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Deciphering the Three Kingdoms: Judgment campaign and mysteries
A battle to win a strong victory always draws attention and countless questions: What has the weak side used to win? How did the strong side lose its advantage?
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Research helps identify the richness of the face
American researchers have made a judgment about a rich man with a special facial recognition on his face.
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Decipher the mystery of the profession of spiritual detective in history
The psychic detective is said to be involved in the verdict but does not use any means of support other than special psychic ability.
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The easier the name to pronounce, the easier it is to be trusted by others
Research institute findings have shown that easy-to-pronounce names are considered more intimate, less risky, less dangerous and more reliable.
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People only take 0.5 seconds for the first impression
People only need a short time of half a second to judge whether a person is trustworthy or not.
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Discovering the benefits of becoming
New research shows that reading, writing and participating in brain stimulation activities can benefit memory.
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Discover the mechanism of judgment and trust
How do we know what other people are thinking? How do we judge others and what happens in the brain when we do that?
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The beautiful defendant is easy to be a judge
Judges handle less criminal cases more easily when the person behind the horseshoe has an attractive appearance, psychologists said.