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Body language reveals more mood than words
When you want to turn someone's mood, scientists recommend that you look at their body language.
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Coffee helps to look pink
Caffeine in coffee makes people feel the positive elements in their surroundings faster and more accurately.
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The fear of math can cause pain
For those who are afraid of math, thinking about simple calculations can cause a painful feeling in the head.
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Complete the dictionary of ancient Egypt
Through the dictionary, modern people know what kind of taxes the ancient Egyptians suffered, as well as the jobs they had to serve the government, according to the Univ…
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Messages may corrupt the language
When texting with a mobile phone, many teens use acronyms, short sentences, slang or remove unnecessary words to save time or express the 'coolness'. For example, studen…
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People can see the future?
The above conclusion is drawn from the 8-year long study of psychologist Daryl Bem of Cornell University, New York and published in American magazine Personality and Soc…
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Western European half men are descendants of Egyptian Pharaoh
Up to 70% of British men and about 50% of Western European men share DNA with the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In other words, they are descendants of this phar…
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People who have no idea of time
They are members of a tribe living in the Brazilian Amazon. Professor Chris Sina, who works at the University of Portsmouth (UK), said that the language of the Amondawa…
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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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People can still study while sleeping
The organs in the brain record new words before going to bed and after waking up, they will remember more clearly than when they first started.
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Words really hurt
The sentences we utter to reassure the injured are not only effective but also increase their pain level.
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The secret of the world's best memory
Practice simple habits to get superhuman memory, which is the secret that Guinness world record holder has the ability to remember to share with Vietnamese readers yeste…
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'Words don't cost money ...'
Economists have finally proved what we have suspected for a long time: the apology really doesn't cost money to buy ...
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Inscription written on the person who lies
If you want to know if someone is telling the truth or lying, you should not analyze his or her body language, eye movements or words. Scientists at the University of Ha…