Mother often laughs, children have less allergies
Breastfeeding mothers who have a good sense of humor will help their children resist the risk of skin allergies. Japanese researcher Hajime Kimata at Osaka's Moriguchi-K…
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Breastfeeding mothers who have a good sense of humor will help their children resist the risk of skin allergies. Japanese researcher Hajime Kimata at Osaka's Moriguchi-K…
According to some new US studies published in the February issue of Heart Journal, watching funny movies can help the heart work better thanks to improved blood circulat…
Laughing is one of the most subtle forms of human expression. Researchers have listed dozens of different types of laughs: timid laughs, smirking smiles, beaming smiles,…
At Harvard University (USA) recently, scientific studies made people laugh before and think, the 27th Ig Nobel was announced.
Cartoonist 1.3 is a simple, easy-to-use program that allows you to twist the areas in the image to create a fun image like in the 'Laughing House' at the park. It suppor…
Sometimes words cannot express emotions completely.
Elon Musk's Not-A-Flamethrower flamethrower is a very unique product, so what is related to it is indeed
The feature of this mirror is to reflect the image only when the mirror is smiling.
China's Ant Financial launches face recognition payment system at a fast food restaurant in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
By creating an infant robot, scientists have proven that infants (less than 4 months old) are smarter than we think.
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have designed a computer that can create funny sayings according to simple rules.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have invented an inconvenient refrigerator; Just smile, the refrigerator door will open itself.
Kuratas super robot is equipped with advanced weapon system - multi-barreled gun capable of firing 6,000 BB bullets (ballistic bullets) in 1 minute. Kuratas' ll shooting…
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Japanese professor Yoji Kimura believes that laughter is a weapon that can end a war. Only thing is how to measure it. So, he created a charting machine and set the unit…