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Want smart children, let them play chess
Chess instructors have discovered this sport game to help children behave smarter, better focused and logical. It is also particularly good for autistic children or beha…
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How to choose a place on the bus to reveal the personality
People think that riding a bus is only one part of everyday life, but a top UK psychologist affirmed the position that passengers choose on the bus can tell a part of th…
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Game helps the brain work better
Strategy games can help the elderly to improve their memory, reasoning and other thinking skills.
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Intentionally makes the wound worse
Researchers at Harvard University discovered that the feeling of pain depended on our thinking about the wound being caused by the intention of the person.
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Interesting stories about the ability of the human brain (Part 1)
A Lebanese citizen can speak, read, and write 59 languages in the world and only take a week to master a new language.
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Interesting stories about human brain ability (Part 2)
The eminent physicist Albert Einstein is as small as an ordinary person, while the 115-year-old brain is of the same number of human cells at the age of 60.
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Impulsive people are easy to become good business owners
The combination of impulsive personality and flexible thinking helps successful business owners seize opportunities, even when they are under pressure during the thinkin…
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More tolerant thanks to cleanliness
A study in the UK showed that people tend to be more generous if they feel physically clean before assessing the behavior of others.
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Want to come up with an idea, think at 22:04
Experts from Newcastle University, UK, have shown that if you want more new ideas, you should not sleep too early.
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There is not much difference between big humans and monkeys
For the last 40 years, some scientists have made observations and it is increasingly difficult to identify what is characteristic of humankind.
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May lose the chance because the tie is blue and purple
Those who like purple ties are often judged to be arrogant, showy. They may fail in a job interview just before talking to the employer.
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Patriarch men make more money
Men grow up thinking that women should be in housewives can be considered feudal, but they are the ones with higher incomes.
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Musicians think differently from us
When thinking, most of us only use one side of the brain. Meanwhile, both the musician's right and left cortex are active when they process the information.
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People like cars with fierce looks
Not only do you think that the Toyota Prius is too gentle for your taste. People often see faces and characteristics in a car.
