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Why the roar of elephants ranged up to 10km?
For the first time after many years of research, experts have deciphered why elephants' roars can reverberate up to 10km (allowing members of the pack to talk to each ot…
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Unbelievable benefits when talking alone
Most people have at least once confided in me every few days. Many previous studies have shown that this action contributes to step-by-step behavioral orientation in chi…
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Why do we say love to sleep?
Almost in us, everyone has experienced at least once talking passionately while sleeping. The common feature of these statements is that they are often short, meaningles…
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Mobile phones make people more open
Reading mobile news in public places makes people talk to strangers more.
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Women don't talk much more than men
Everyone says women talk a lot. But statistical studies show that they do not talk more but only express more sophisticatedly.
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Phone changes brain activity
If someone applies a cell phone to the ear and talks for 50 minutes or more, the activity of the nerve cell in the brain area closest to the antenna will change.
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To be happier, talk to your father
Teenagers who often talk to their father feel more satisfied with life than other children, a survey shows.
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Talk a lot if you want to be happy
Happy people tend to say more than unhappy people and their conversations are always more informative.
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You lost half of your friends in 7 years
Still talking happily with someone recently? Still have a good friend to help you move home? You are a very lucky person if that friend still does that for 7 years.
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Chromosome X story: The evolution of a sex chromosome
Forget about the Y chromosome - it's time to talk about the X chromosome.
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Decipher the mystery of why babies cry often
Newborn babies are very hungry for communication, understanding, talking and touching, a new study has just revealed.
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Front trolley is not good for children
Trolleys that drive the young face forward may interfere with the normal development of the child and cause them to grow into anxious people, a study has revealed.
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Why shouldn't a mobile phone be used while driving?
People think that talking on a mobile phone while driving doesn't seem safe, but what happens in the brain when it combines these two activities doesn't prove it.
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We all like to talk about other people
There are many ways to classify human conversations. We greet each day, explain, inform, lie, reveal secrets, confide our feelings, and weave the story. But almost
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Talking makes you smarter
An American research team found that talking with others 10 minutes a day will help you improve your memory and test scores.