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Personal decorations increase labor productivity
The health and productivity of people will increase significantly if we are decorated with a personal liking.
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Disgruntled people often have many initiatives
In a surprising study, American psychologists discovered that dissatisfaction at work can become a driving force for workers to come up with new ideas.
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Surfing the web now increases work efficiency
The latest study by Australian scientists said that surfing the web during working hours helps office workers increase by 9% of creativity.
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Tuesday lunch is the most stressful time of the week
Many workers in the UK have one thing in common when they say, 11:45 am
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Becoming a queen bee or worker bee is decided by the parasite flies
The strange thing is happening in lowland tropical forests in Panama and Costa Rica. A parasitic fly that affects bees' social behavior at night helps determine which be…
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Sitting back at 135 degrees is best
Sitting upright is not the best position for office workers. According to Canadian and Scottish researchers, the posture of sitting upright by 90 degrees creates unneces…
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The mystery in a person's brain is pierced through his head
After the sharp iron rod pierced the head of a worker in the United States, he still drove himself home and lived for another 12 years.
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'Ghost arm' in a 100-year-old photo
The picture of Irish girls working in a factory producing flax in 1900 contained factors that could frighten many people.
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Uncrypted secret of the Great Lake region
The radar worker saw on the screen the sign of the plane and the mark of the unidentified object slowly merged into one. Two months later, the nearly undamaged aircraft…
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Two-headed lizard
A two-headed short-tailed lizard was found by workers of a reptile park at Coogee, New South Wales, Australia.
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Swallowing nearly 700 grams of metal still alive
Doctors in Peru have had surgery to remove 675 grams of metal from the stomach of a construction worker.
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Strange glowing objects in Australia
Workers and visitors at the Wycliffe Well Park in northern Australia said they saw strange lights set in the night sky last week.
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The sky of London appears four unidentified flying objects
Derek Burden, an English construction worker who happened to capture a picture of London's sky with unidentified flying objects glowing
Oceanography
Mako sharks are killed
The 1.8m long fin mako shark was found by a construction worker and local photographer named Robbert Westerdyk.
Oceanography
Canada: Race to save whales stuck in ice
Canadian rescue workers are racing against time to rescue 11 killer whales trapped in ice in Hudson Bay.