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Analyzing Pinocchio's fairy tales under a scientific perspective
A new study has shown, Pinocchio can only lie 13 times if he does not want to break his neck.
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What happens when you are lying?
In the modern world, lies seem to become more popular. To a certain extent, a person also speaks at least once or twice a day.
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Easy recipes to help you identify liars
Just observing and following the following tips, no one can deceive or cross you ...
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The more people create, the more they lie
New research by American scientists shows that people with more creative minds often cheat and lie.
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Find out how to identify the
Scientists have found the secret to discovering a person who often lies ...
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Men voiced a deep lie
Men with low voices often attract women, but are also unfaithful or do not want to maintain long-term relationships.
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Compose a lie message that takes more time
Most people lie. A new study finds that it will take longer to respond to messages when it is intended to create a lie.
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Perspective of continental Europe - America clashes
Geologists are paying attention to a new submerged ditch that lies off the coast of Portugal, slowly absorbing Europe towards the New World.
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The immeasurable harm of lying to the human brain
Pinocchio - The wooden boy, maybe many of us have at least once heard stories, read books or watched movies about Pinocchio.
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Lying heated the nose
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
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The secret to having many friends lies in the frontal brain region
Researchers at the University of Oxford (UK) have recently discovered the brain region
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People are the most 'corrupted' species
Compared to most other animals, humans possessing a lot of bad habits can damage their own or themselves.
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The fertility of men lies in the bones
American researchers have discovered that skeletons act as a mechanism to control male fertility through a bone-producing hormone called osteocalcin.
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Knowing to lie early will be easy to get rich
If a child begins to lie at the second age, it is a sign that their brain is developing very fast and their ability to achieve is higher ...