Category: COLLECTION
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200206184332.htm
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940 / Follow the smoke and bubbles
Alcohol and tobacco don’t have the prerogative to generate diseases readily associated with drinking and smoking. At the same time,
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938 / Leftward errors in line bisections
Many things we aren\’t aware of can unconsciously influence our behavioural inclinations and orientations. \”Pseudoneglect\” is one of those things.
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937 / If spiders give you the creeps
Some dreadful memories can re-emerge out of the blue — like Michael Myers in every \’Halloween\’ movie. Exposure therapy has
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936 / Skeletons — all lined up in rows
The term \’Anthropocene\’ is intended to refer to a period in Earth\’s history marked by overwhelmingly evident geological processes exclusively
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935 / Saving brinjal and elephants
Both historical documents and genetic data agree upon that the eggplant, better known as brinjal in Indian kitchens and cookery books, was first domesticated somewhere in the region of China and India. Surprisingly, many wild relatives of the presently cultivated eggplant originated in northeastern Africa about two million years ago. However, since ecology is all…
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934 / A wave through the entire brain
If you look at an MRI scan of the brain, you will see a wave pass through the entire brain
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933 / Drummers can do things impossible
Given that you are not a drummer, you can perform fine motor tasks only with one hand and you will
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932 / Immune system and human lifespan
The human immune system has always been evolving and it is still evolving, but lifespan continues to increase with each generation. In addition, lifestyles and ecologic natures can really differ and influence immune responses. A malaria parasite has infected Africans for millions of years and a resistant DNA evolved to fight it. However, it made…
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931 / Scanning for signs on a face
Are her eyes narrowed or widened? Is his mouth turned up or down? We habitually scan for such apparent signals when we look for reliable clues leading to the emotional stance or shifts of other people. In reality, facial features are not the only source of the signals that we are looking for. Researchers Zachary…