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Good men do more than one woman at a time
Working mothers may have to take on more responsibilities than their husbands. However, the long-held popular belief that good women do more work than men is wrong, acco…
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Smart phones make us work harder
The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
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The anti-theft initiative is precious
According to proponents, a unique digital signature can help distinguish original artwork masterpieces from fake paintings and thereby support the discovery of the stole…
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Women only like to work 36 minutes a day
What would be a perfect day for women? She will like 106 minutes of romance and 82 minutes of social activity (but only 36 minutes of work), according to Dailymail.
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Seeing the Great Wall from the universe: Fiction?
For a long time, people still believe that the Great Wall is an architectural work on Earth visible from the universe.
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Do not compare salary with colleagues
When an employee knows that their income is lower than their peers, they will increase their working time to increase their income. This option reduces the level of sati…
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Decoding on a gloomy Monday
US scientists conducted a survey of over 340,000 people and found that Monday was no worse than other working days, except Friday.
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The office also burns calorie like hunting
Office workers spend the same amount of calories as hunters and gatherers in Africa. This fact shows that it is very likely that lazy activity is not the culprit of the…
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The lost princess of Da Vinci
Is the portrait kept in Geneva really the work of Leonardo da Vinci or an anonymous German painter?
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The most lonely job in the world
According to the BBC, one of the most lonely people in the world is Dr. Alexander Kumar, currently working at Concordia research headquarters in the heart of Antarctica,…
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The value of lunch break
When was the last time you had lunch break? For many people, the answer is
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New surprises about the Great Wall
China's Great Wall has long been considered the longest artificial structure in the world, but the length of this work has not been explored yet. A 5-year archaeological…
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Newton worked for the British economy
A study confirms that genius scientist Isaac Newton saved the British economy a million pounds equivalent by taking measures to standardize the kingdom's gold coin.
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Father's intelligence is more important than property
The fact of life shows that rich dads' children often enjoy income above the average of society when they reach adulthood. However, many people grew up under the care of…
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Interesting findings on Monday
A study conducted by Marmite in the UK found that the Southeast region is the happiest region of the island nation with its residents smiling at the first time at 11:16…