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Believe in instincts
A new study results show that intuition can help people make quick and accurate decisions as they spend a lot of time brooding.
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Articles about Trust
58 published items.
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'Google effect'
Is our trust in the Internet making us more stupid? When was the last time you forgot something and did not go to Google or a search engine to find the answer?
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Why she gullible than men?
It is easy to trust people other than men because they have not had to fight to survive for a long time.
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Hair - only trusted points
Give your hair to two American scientists James Ehlinger and Thure Cerling, University of Utah (USA).
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Discover the mechanism of judgment and trust
How do we know what other people are thinking? How do we judge others and what happens in the brain when we do that?
Oceanography
Indonesia uses coral rock to protect corals
Ecologists in Indonesia apply simple technology to create biological rock at the bottom of the sea, to protect coral reefs.
Archeology
Fruit pastries can still be eaten after 100 years
British explorer Robert Falcon Scott brought along dishes made by Huntley & Palmers biscuit company during the expedition in 1910 - 1913 on the Terra Nova.
Archeology
Treasure 2,000-year-old coins
Recent archaeologists excavated a treasure of many coins dating to about 2,000 years old, in a cave in England.
Space science
SpaceX successfully launched the top secret Zuma satellite into orbit with the Falcon boosters 9
According to TechCrunch, this is SpaceX's first successful rocket launch in 2018 after they closed in 2017 with a total of 18 other launches.
Animal world
The special ability of dogs - fleetingly knows who is bad, good person
Dogs or cats are smarter - this question makes many people argue but still hasn't got a convincing answer. But there is a fact that his pet puppy or cat is also smart.
Animal world
Hatching up the world's rarest duck
Eighteen Madagascan Pochard mallards, the world's most endangered rare and endangered duck, was born in a special hatchery at Antsohihy in Madagascar.
Environment
Newton's apple tree is about to die
Thousands of ancient trees in England are dying due to environmental pollution, urban development and climate change.
Environment
Watching TV also makes climate change
Customers with conscience may regret having harmed the environment due to excessive travel. But they don't know that watching TV also releases carbon into the atmosphere.
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The most breakthrough scientific images in 2009
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