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The secret of a person with superior memory
A 24-digit long sequence of random numbers was read upside down by Eran Katz, then read down even though he only heard others reading the sequence once.
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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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Aboriginal children can count without numbers
According to the new study, Aboriginal children do not need to know the lettering of numbers can still be counted. They can imitate and perform tasks related to numbers.
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Revealing the child's first voice secret
A new study can explain why 'three', 'mother' is often the first words that children speak.
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The relationship between numbers and languages
A group of Brazilians can understand the exact numbers without having to name them. According to a new study, that is the case of the Pirahas, the Brazilian Amazon rainf…
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Why do we repeat mistakes?
We learn from our own mistakes, but according to recent research, what we learn is how to make more mistakes.
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Dad is boring, children are less intelligent
The mood of young fathers greatly affects the language development of children. American scientists point out that a father is often in a depressed, uncomfortable mood t…
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Color and language
If I tell you my house is the only green house in the street, you know how to find it. Whether the house is blue or blue, the general recognition of our
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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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The fewer words the faster the
Scientists have discovered an evolutionary law of language: The more a word is used, the less likely it is to change over time. Research shows that, like genetic genes,…
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Why do you study foreign languages forever but not good?
Think you are not gifted to learn a foreign language? A new study by Northwestern University neuroscientists shows that this problem can be caused by your brain.
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Revealing the mystery of the period of
Like a snow-covered mountain peak, accompanied by a sudden cliff break, the toddlers suddenly burst into a series of new words after a long time of accumulation, in the…
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Forgetting is also a good thing
According to a new study, the human brain selects only events that it considers to be memorable, while actively eliminating unimportant events, to reduce the burden of c…
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Men talk as much as women
It turns out, when actually counting words, there is not much difference between men and women while talking. This fact will erase the impression