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10 things you may not know about IKEA
IKEA is a giant furniture manufacturer from Sweden. In Vietnam IKEA only places factories without selling products, so some of you may not know them.
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Why is the word 'x' used for unknown symbols in mathematics?
From thousands of years, characters
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What does the foot reveal about you?
People can predict each other's character through a letter or you can even know a person's future through his or her hand.
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Explain the illusion of faces appearing on objects
In life, many people often suddenly see faces on objects or positions that should not have appeared on toast.
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Why are vitamins named after letters?
These substances are essential for the body, but the vitamins are called very simple and easy to remember by names such as vitamins A, B, vitamin C, D ... but not by lon…
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History of the pen
Before the pen was born, people used many different things to write letters.
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Excerpts of the most moving love letters of all time
Let's review some excerpts from the best-known love letters of all time through the comprehensive list of Glamor pages below.
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Written words reveal people's personality and health
Even handwriting can be used to identify potential health problems, including schizophrenia or high blood pressure as well as the owner's current energy level.
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Complete the dictionary of ancient Egypt
Through the dictionary, modern people know what kind of taxes the ancient Egyptians suffered, as well as the jobs they had to serve the government, according to the Univ…
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The light of street lights breaks the ecological balance
In a study published in the British Journal of Biology Letters on May 23, scientists from the University of Exeter, southwestern England said that street lights have a v…
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Clarification of Darwinism
Scientists at the National University of Singapore have found evidence that Charles Darwin did not steal the idea of evolution theory, as allegedly by historians more…
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Secret of the 'invisibility' letter of spies
The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) recently released classified documents showing that World War I spies had printed messages on their toenails and used lemonade t…
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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.