Researchers claim that people who pet other people’s dogs can enjoy numerous health benefits. Just five minutes in the …
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Just over two centuries ago, the Earth’s population was around 1 billion people. In just 100 years, it increased by 600 million, and today it stands at approximately 8 billion.…
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Research shows that working at night can impair memory by 79% in middle-aged and older adults. Those who work late into the night have a higher incidence of cognitive disorders…
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Researchers spent months analyzing 62 individual studies on the use of work email. They recommend not responding to emails outside of work hours, as this can lead to decreased productivity…
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Smartphones have a wide range of applications. Popular social media platforms are specifically optimized for communication and entertainment, designed to capture users’ attention, making it easy to get lost in…
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It’s commonly believed that young people are more likely to reach the pinnacle of success in sports or creative fields. However, researchers have found that peaks in physical and intellectual…
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Researchers conducted an experiment with 72 students who completed tasks and two exhausting math tests on their own. The results are impressive: five-minute breaks more than doubled efficiency and productivity.…
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During long periods of solitude, many people struggle to occupy their minds. However, researchers note that individuals with creative thinking often relish the freedom of being in their own mental…
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Chances are, your kitchen is home to many items that seem clean at first glance but could actually be breeding grounds for germs. How often should you replace kitchen towels,…
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A recent survey in the United Kingdom revealed that cozying up with a hot cup of tea is one of the most beloved ways for Brits to cope with stress.…
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Mind & Life
More terrifying than nuclear weapons: is artificial intelligence really capable of annihilating humanity?
The Smarter You Are, the More Truth You Hold Max Tegmark, a physicist and AI expert from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has issued a deeply alarming forecast about our…
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British researchers have conducted the first large-scale study examining how sleep affects the population. They found that sleep quality is influenced not only by where people live but also by…
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Space exploration has always been a cornerstone of blockbuster science fiction films—from the iconic “Interstellar” to “The Martian.” Anyone captivated by the cosmos likely harbors a dream of witnessing the…
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Mind & Life
It’s hard to look without tears: what freelancers and gamers of the future will look like.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, remote work became the norm for millions. However, a model of the future freelancer presented by scientists looks so alarming that it might drive many back…
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There are plenty of millionaires in the world, but the individuals we’re discussing today are among the most famous, with three of them being billionaires in modern times. All of…
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As we all know, regular exercise offers a multitude of benefits for both mental and physical health. Recently, researchers have uncovered yet another reason why staying active is crucial. Studies…
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A new study by Norwegian researchers reveals that men with higher IQs tend to become fathers later in life compared to those with lower intelligence. Surprisingly, experts also found that…
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Alcohol can be beneficial. This claim is believed to have originated back in the days of ancient Greek healers. However, debates continue about whether alcohol truly offers health benefits. A…
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It turns out that the most babies are born in September and July, while November, December, and January see the fewest birthdays celebrated around the globe. An international team of…
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In the hard-to-reach caves of the Valencia region in eastern Spain, researchers have discovered prehistoric drawings using drones. According to archaeologists from the University of Alicante, these rock paintings date…
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Claudia Picard-Deland, a lecturer and dream researcher at the University of Montreal in Canada, noted, “People around the world and throughout history experience the same dream scenarios.” However, each person…
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Shoppers spend 10% more when music is playing in the store. However, researchers note that this effect only kicks in from Monday to Thursday. Many readers might recall instances when…
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Familiar to all social media users, typical emojis have been around since 1995, serving as a way to express emotions in electronic communication. Today, there are countless emojis, ranging from…
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What plays the most important role in choosing a partner? This question often intrigues individuals of both genders who are on the hunt for their better half. The saying goes…
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Summer and heat are nearly synonymous. When temperatures soar above 77°F, and the air feels stifling, many people start to feel uncomfortable. In the quest to stay cool during the…
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When it comes to shedding pounds, diet, gym workouts, and long-distance walking are the go-to methods for many. However, as time passes, noticeable changes often remain elusive. So, what’s holding…
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Experiments conducted on common fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) have provided intriguing insights. A team of researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) suggested that the findings from their study could…
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Mind & Life
Drinking your pain away: scientists explain when alcohol is beneficial and in what amounts.
According to researchers from the University of Cambridge and the University of Sydney, consuming alcoholic beverages in small or moderate amounts may reduce inflammation in the body. However, the team…
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Augmented reality holograms, robotic assistants, 3D-printed transforming walls, obedient screens… All of these, and more, are tools of artificial intelligence embedded in quirky yet practical architectural forms. This reality, which…
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Mind & Life
Sleepy tenderness next to a loved one is a sign of a happy relationship, according to psychologists.
Australian and Turkish researchers have identified a new indicator of harmonious relationships between partners. Factors such as trust, mood, closeness, and satisfaction have long been considered the keys to happy…
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Mind & Life
Scientists have uncovered the composition of ancient Roman perfumes. Their scent lingers to this day.
Spanish archaeologists have uncovered perfumes that solidified over two millennia during excavations of a mausoleum in Seville. The fragrant substance was contained within a carved crystal flask made of rock…
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While scientists have found no particular benefits to consuming alcohol—even in modest amounts. The debate over the harmfulness and benefits of moderate alcohol consumption has raged for decades. A team…
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In recent years, humanity has become increasingly dependent on selfies. Almost everyone, regardless of age, feels the need to take pictures of themselves. Initially, researchers believed that the roots of…
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A team of researchers from the University of Edinburgh claims that young men on a low-calorie diet lose fat deposits twice as fast as their female peers. However, once women…
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According to researchers, two-thirds of pet owners share their beds with their animals. However, a recent study revealed that parasites found on dogs’ skin can pose significant risks to humans.…
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Mind & Life
The bedroom, derived from the word “sleep”: a doctor explains the reasons for poor nighttime rest.
About one-third of the world’s population suffers from sleep deprivation. Sleep specialists are now concerned not only with traditional factors that lead to poor and insufficient sleep but also with…
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A team of researchers from the University of Zurich (Switzerland) has somewhat shocked the public with the results of their latest study. It turns out that the best way to…
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A new study by British animal psychologists has revealed that cats are more likely to approach an outstretched hand after witnessing your slow blink. It turns out that the secret…
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Mind & Life
Counting sheep and cheese at night: sleep experts criticize hacks that supposedly cure insomnia.
Are you counting sheep every night or sipping on alcohol to quickly drift off into the arms of Morpheus? These and other folk remedies are just myths that can easily…
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Mind & Life
The paradox of Provençal rosé: the same wine tastes different in various social contexts.
Thanks to its pearly-pink hue and subtle aroma of summer berries, rosé wine from Provence has become a symbol of this region. Here, tourists from all over indulge in the…
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Imagine you didn’t sleep all night or were tormented by bad dreams until morning. Yet, despite your exhaustion, you’ll have to get back to work during the day. Dr. Vladislav…
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The Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris (Musée des arts décoratifs) has not only explored the history of hairstyles and hair care but also illustrated how this natural aspect of…
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Maintaining a healthy body and a harmonious mind is a fundamental goal for anyone seeking a fulfilling life. To achieve the best results, many people engage seriously in sports, sign…
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A new study from the team at Yamagata University has revealed that men with a stronger sex drive—libido—are 69 percent less likely to die than their peers. Over the course…
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Everyone reacts to stress differently, and not everyone is able to admit their struggles, even to someone close to them. This is the perspective of Tema Bryant, president of the…
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Cardiologists refer to atrial fibrillation as a heart rhythm disorder characterized by irregular and often rapid contractions of the heart’s atrial myocardium. More than 40 million people worldwide suffer from…
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The climate crisis poses a threat of change to every aspect of life. Scientists believe that the transformations associated with global warming will also impact winemaking. Researchers from Lancaster University…
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Laughter is a more complex, diverse, and socially significant tool for social interactions than many people realize. A team of researchers from the University of Baltimore (USA) has discovered that…