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Why do some people cry easily when watching sad movies?
A new study finds that some people tend to cry and cry easily in front of videos, emotional or tragic images are due to their genes.
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Eliminate stubborn stains on computer monitors, televisions
Computer monitors and TVs are one of the most easily stained and dirty technology items. However, some of the following tips will help you easily remove this discomfort.
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Excerpts of the most moving love letters of all time
Let's review some excerpts from the best-known love letters of all time through the comprehensive list of Glamor pages below.
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Is the 'decree' ritual really effective?
Scientists discovered that people can eliminate rising concerns about their unlucky fate if they participate in a prize ceremony.
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New discovery of human touch
The touch of people is many times more accurate than what was previously known, to the nanoscale, according to the first study to measure tactile ability in humans.
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The invisible hand
Have you ever wanted to know what an invisible hand looks like? It's a little bigger than the real one, but the fingers are shorter. According to New Scientist website,…
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Touching the opposite sex makes her
Latest research of the University of St. Andrews, England showed that when physically exposed to the opposite sex, the skin surface temperature of the weaker sex will in…
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Why do we have them?
Unlike most of the body wrinkles formed by the bending and elasticity of the skin, fingerprints are not the result of repetitive actions.
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You can look --- But can't touch!
Customers often confide that if they break an item, they will definitely buy it. However, a recent study said that if customers only need to touch something a few second…
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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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People may have touched the running speed limit
Top athletes like Paula Radcliffe and Usain Bolt may have reached the highest speed that the human body can perform.
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Why do people like to touch when buying goods?
If those who like to touch objects are not touching their goods, they will feel uncomfortable and not confident when considering the product.
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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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Find out the secret of tears
We shed tears when we were sad, angry or touched, but so far people still don't know much about its structure. A recent study showed that every tear is made up of water,…
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Why touching the cold metal?
When winter hits a metal object, it feels cold to touch a piece of wood even though their temperature is the same. That's because metals conduct heat better than wood: t…