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Theory predetermined by name
According to some experts, human names can shape the character, life and career path of the future.
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The secret of the medieval thief group
A group of medieval and highly organized Muslim super thieves have used special and slightly unusual tools to break into houses.
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Robin Hood - Is it true or just a legend?
Poetry, drama and cinema all use Robin Hood with the image of a criminal fighting for justice, turning him into a legend.
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The mystery behind the names
Naming children, parents subconsciously have been influenced by profound factors originating from evolution as well as social impacts.
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Why do we often forget the name of the new person?
Sometimes we forget the name of a person just a few minutes after being introduced and
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Some useful uses of Google search pages
Google has long been an indispensable part of internet users, thanks to this search page, we can quickly access the desired information.
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The identity of the character in the 18th-century portrait is revealed
The 18th-century portrait called
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Similarities between the activity of human brain and bee
Sometimes, when we actively remember something, our attention seems to systematically scan every data compartment in the brain, just like all honey bees are transformed…
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Names can impact promotion opportunities
If you want your child to have a chance to achieve a high position in society, parents should give them simple and easy-to-pronounce names, a study confirms.
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A person's surname has an impact
This is a theory pursued by many experts, after Western statistics show that a person's surname can completely influence that person's future career choices.
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People who have no idea of time
They are members of a tribe living in the Brazilian Amazon. Professor Chris Sina, who works at the University of Portsmouth (UK), said that the language of the Amondawa…
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Discover super-heavy new elements
Element 117 is nearly 40% heavier than lead and has been dubbed ununseptium temporarily, its name related to its atomic number.
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Women with male names are more likely to succeed in law
One study found that women who own men's names are more likely to be good judges or lawyers, compared to other sisters.
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Add 'super heavy' element in Mendeleev periodic table
The Mendeleev periodic table will be supplemented with the 112th 'superheavy' element. This is the result of the experimental work after more than a decade of German sci…