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The body is just ... mind disorder
Existence is only a phenomenon of mental disorder, whereas many people believe that there is a virtual person.
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Karate in the universe
Practice karate in a weightless state on the International Space Station (ISS) to check if such a positive movement helps you to keep your body fit and firm.
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Tuesday is really the worst day of the week
Contrary to the thought of a tiring first day, most people find that the third is actually the worst day of the week.
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Loved children are easy to become brave people
The greater the mother's love for children, the greater their ability to cope with the pressure in their adult life.
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Why women are more likely to panic?
Women are more than twice as likely to be in a stressful state as their men because their brains are more sensitive to a substance that is created when people are worrie…
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Optimism will boost the body's immune system
Optimism not only makes life fun but also enhances the body's immune system, helping people to avoid disease.
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People who value individuals easily live boredom
Individualism helps stimulate the dynamism and creativity of people, but it also makes us more likely to fall into a depressed, desperate state.
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Hypnosis affects brain activity
The latest study by scientist William McGowan (UK) has shown that hypnosis affects brain activity and really exists hypnosis.
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Children beaten have lower IQ
According to a groundbreaking study conducted by Professor Murray Straus from New Hampshire University, worldwide, children with beatings have a lower IQ.
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Millions of American turtles are consumed in China each year
An increasingly popular export product is affecting the trade balance between the United States and China: live turtles.
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Wearing pink eyeglasses helps to observe more
A study by the University of Toronto provides the first direct evidence that human mood really affects the way the vision system filters sensory experiences.
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The process of dripping lithosphere below the surface of the Earth
There are some parts of the world where the kinetic activity below the surface of the Earth cannot be detected.
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Wrong results from non-scientific research methods
At the film festival across the United States is showing a documentary called
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The fetus 'sleep cycle'
After about 7 months of development in the womb, a fetus spends most of his time sleeping.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.