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Your baby develops the sense of smell through the way she eats
The baby's olfactory system is naturally formed through what mothers eat and drink during pregnancy.
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Material does not create long-term happiness
If you want to have a lasting sense of happiness, you should travel and not buy a new computer.
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Sexy women work like drugs
The image of a woman with an attractive appearance creates a sense of euphoria in a man's brain just like when they use drugs or drink alcohol.
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Strange discovery of childhood sense of smell
The smells first felt from childhood have a special meaning, recalling an object, a memory. There is a hypothesis to explain why.
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10 special things in humankind
The ability to use fire, the sense of shame, the upright posture are three of the most important factors that make people different from each other, Livescience affirmed.
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Spending money has an effect like drugs
German psychologists affirmed that spending human money creates a sense of satisfaction in the brain like addictive substances.
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Tobacco causes a feeling of slow time
One test shows that tobacco has the ability to affect people's sense of time.
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Blind people do not see images in their dreams
If people who are unable to see the image, what will they see when they sleep, and will their dreams be as clear as normal people?
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Fear also smells
A recent study demonstrates that the sweat we secrete while fear generates signals that others can unconsciously acquire.
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Hallucinations are not entirely dependent on the mind
Researchers at Oxford University found that hallucinations make people believe they have a rubber hand, not entirely dependent on the mind.
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The unexpected impact of taste and smell
Often ignored by the senses 'more attractive' such as sight or touch, taste and smell are more complex than what we think. They also have a surprisingly large impact on…
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The 'sixth sense' of the brain detects calories
In an experiment with mice, scientists found that the brain can recognize calories in food independently of the taste mechanism. The brain's sensory system activated by…
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The sixth sense - who is more?
At a maternity home, many 10-second videos are filmed about babies crying, then shown to mothers and muted. As a result, most mothers easily guess the baby is hungry, in…
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The last witch of England
Helen has a particularly sensible sixth sense. She had predicted how long the First World War lasted, even knowing before the birth of the first tank in the world.