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Insights and tools for emotional intelligence, self-awareness, personal growth, and living a mindful, meaningful life.

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    The Guinness Book of Records organized a meeting between the tallest and shortest dogs in the world.

    The Guinness World Records, celebrating its 70th anniversary, hosted a meeting between the tallest and shortest dogs on…

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    Happiness isn’t found in money: Harvard identifies the countries with the highest prosperity.

    A new study by a team of researchers from Harvard focused on the levels of well-being and happiness among populations in various countries around the world. They surveyed over 200,000…

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    First the head, then the body: 86% of people take showers incorrectly.

    Most people take a shower at least once a day without giving much thought to the order of this hygiene routine. However, it turns out that many of us are…

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    Why are mirrors installed in elevators?

    We all use elevators from time to time. While some are glass boxes that offer a view of the surroundings, most are enclosed spaces with mirrors. But why are those…

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    Scientists have uncovered the secret behind the remarkable success of Jobs, Gates, and Zuckerberg.

    Researchers from the Donald Costello College of Business have uncovered another factor behind the remarkable success of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg. All three of these modern-day titans…

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    The scholar was searching for the truth about the village in England that is home to the most ghosts.

    Thanks to its abundance of ghosts, the village of Pluckley made it into the Guinness World Records in 1989. This unassuming settlement has held the title of the spookiest village…

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    “I do what I enjoy”: A 115-year-old British woman has been named the oldest person in the world.

    According to 115-year-old Ethel Caterham, recognized as the oldest person in the world, the secret to longevity lies in doing what you love. Mrs. Caterham, born in 1909, became the…

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    A few interesting facts about “Pretty Woman”: celebrating the 35th anniversary of the cult classic comedy.

    Over the 35 years since its release, director Garry Marshall’s romantic comedy has become one of the most beloved films across several generations. At the time of filming, 57-year-old Julia…

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    What is the boiling point in a relationship when it becomes clear that it is doomed to end?

    Have you ever found yourself feeling upset over a relationship breakup that you knew was doomed two years ago or even earlier? In other words, you suspected for a long…

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    The morning routine should be a source of joy, not a struggle, according to experts.

    29-year-old American influencer Ashton Hall has urged his followers to wake up at 3:50 AM, engage in extreme fitness, and take care of their skin in some rather unconventional ways.…

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    The Loch Ness Center is hiring a Nessie hunter: the salary is pleasantly surprising.

    The offer is more than enticing. But it requires courage and a certain set of skills. For nearly a century, the legendary creature in Loch Ness, located south of Inverness,…

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    What helped María Branyas live to 117 years old? An analysis by researchers.

    The record of María Branyas has officially been recognized by experts from the Guinness World Records. To uncover how Ms. María managed to live such a long life, scientists from…

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    There are billions more people living on Earth than the statistics suggest.

    In March 2025, the global population reached 8.21 billion people. However, Finnish scientists claim that our “blue planet” is actually much more densely populated than we previously thought. A new…

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    The world’s wealthiest individuals have already used up their share of carbon emissions for the year 2025.

    A new report from the British charity Oxfam GB, which focuses on issues of inequality and poverty, highlights the irresponsible behavior of the ultra-wealthy who use private jets, labeling them…

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    Social media users were puzzled; they didn’t know what AM and PM meant.

    This even applies to English-speaking internet users. Recently, they actively discussed this topic on one of the social media platforms. The debate gained momentum after an average user candidly wrote:…

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    Meat-eating men are more attractive to women than vegetarians.

    A new study from the University of Warsaw in Poland has revealed that women are more likely to agree to dates with meat-eaters. The reason? They perceive these men as…

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    Kitchen dance parties are just as beneficial as exercising.

    During the coronavirus pandemic, when people were confined to their homes, English singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor began streaming her online Kitchen Disco dance parties. Not only did she lift the spirits…

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    Members of Generation Z waste more food than their parents.

    Researchers claim that members of Generation Z waste more food than their parents. This often happens because young people are confused by food expiration labels, which they trust without question.…

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    Movies for a festive mood: what to watch for New Year?

    The New Year holidays are a wonderful opportunity to dive into quality cinema: finally, we can watch what we’ve been planning all year or revisit some classic films we’ve been…

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    Morning habits of billionaires that led them to success.

    Most of these extraordinary individuals believe that these rituals and a strict daily routine have helped them become who they are today. Here’s a brief overview of how five tech…

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    Routine rules: experts explain how often you should wash your clothes.

    It turns out that we often make mistakes in something as simple as laundry. Specifically, some items we wash too frequently, while others we neglect. When discussing how often to…

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    One in seven people considers a houseplant to be a family member, according to scientists.

    So, while we used to just need to water our houseplants on time, we now consider them part of the family. A team of researchers from the University of South…

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    If your partner isn’t bored in bed, she won’t “jump into the hay,” say scientists.

    A charming colleague at the office, a handsome waiter, or a muscular hunk at the gym—attractive men are everywhere around your partner. According to the research team, the only reason…

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    Should you be concerned about mold growing in your home?

    Many people are aware that microscopic fungi, which invade the walls of homes, can cause asthma and other types of allergies. Meanwhile, Professor of Biology Nicholas Mani from the University…

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    Most people over 50 have a biased view towards tattoos.

    A team of researchers from the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg has concluded that people over 50 tend to have the most negative attitudes toward “permanent” body…

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    Gift recipients don’t like extravagant packaging.

    As Christmas approaches, are you wondering how to avoid the elaborate boxes and bows for your gifts? Recent research from Chinese scientists suggests you’re on the right track. From now…

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    Christmas dishes can turn your dog into a chubby pup.

    Researchers assert that holiday treats are not suitable for our furry companions, primarily due to their staggering calorie counts. Almost everyone with a pet feels compelled to share something delicious…

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    An AI robot can distinguish between types of whiskey better than a sommelier.

    German researchers have developed two machine learning algorithms that can easily determine the country of origin of various types of whiskey and analyze the aromas of these beverages. As is…

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    The Romance of the Last Row: Scientists Identify the Perfect Date Spot

    According to research conducted by the team at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, watching a movie together is one of the best ways to understand a person and learn…

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    The secret to the perfect female body has been revealed. And it’s not about the waist-to-hip ratio.

    According to researchers from the University of Constance in Germany, the most attractive women possess a pronounced S-shaped curve from their bust to their hips. This may explain why curvy…

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    There are three categories of dog owners. Which one do you belong to?

    A team of researchers from Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary surveyed hundreds of dog owners and discovered that they can be categorized into three distinct groups. “We identified three different…

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    Your refrigerator is a mess: common mistakes in the main kitchen appliance.

    The refrigerator is the centerpiece of every kitchen, and as such, it requires special care and attention. Experts from the British magazine Which? have identified the ideal spot for every…

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    Have you already decorated the Christmas tree? Here’s what psychologists say about you.

    It’s no surprise that people start preparing for the winter holidays well in advance. Supermarkets begin to infect us with the Christmas and New Year spirit as early as September…

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    A church in Switzerland used an AI installation of Jesus for confessions: a scientific experiment.

    The Chapel of St. Peter in Lucerne has replaced the priest’s confessional with a digital avatar of Jesus. This installation, titled Deus in Machina, is part of a scientific initiative…

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    Top 5 types of waste that most often end up in the toilet.

    As strange as it may seem, our consumer-driven society is making people increasingly careless, or to put it bluntly, downright filthy. Researchers report that many individuals routinely flush household waste…

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    Two areas in the bathroom that are teeming with germs: experts

    It might not be immediately obvious which items we’re talking about. But it’s simple: it’s the showerhead and the toothbrush. The bathroom is often considered the cleanest room in the…

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    The concentration of attention is a problem of our time.

    Researchers have confirmed that the attention span of the modern individual has significantly decreased. This issue isn’t limited to the average adult, who can focus on a task for just…

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    Ig Nobel Prize: When Scientists Lick Stones

    The Ig Nobel Prize, a parody award with a twist, gets its name from a caricature of Alfred Nobel on its medal, featuring an elongated nose—hence the term “shnobel.” The…

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    The End of Friendship: How to Break a Bond

    To prevent emotional turmoil after a breakup, psychologists teach the importance of a healthy closure to romantic relationships. However, society often overlooks the end of friendships, even though the loss…

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    Never take health advice from centenarians!

    Richard Faragher, a professor of biogerontology at the University of Brighton in the UK, stated that there are two main theories explaining the phenomenon of longevity. These theories are not…

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    Many people possess a hidden absolute pitch, but there is one condition.

    Many people can sing with perfect pitch, but only when performing one of their favorite songs that, so to speak, is stuck in their heads. This surprising discovery was made…

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    Painted beauty: makeup as a path to saving the world.

    September 10th marks International Makeup Day. This celebration was initiated in 2016 by American makeup artist and beauty blogger James Charles, who recognized the importance of external beauty for inner…

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    A reduction in the Earth’s population will not be sufficient to save its ecology.

    Today, our planet’s population is experiencing something that was once thought nearly impossible: it is fluctuating. This suggests that the global population may peak much sooner than expected, potentially exceeding…

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    Customs thriller: a smuggler cleverly transported over a hundred live snakes in his pants.

    The Chinese customs service apprehended a man crossing the border with dozens of live snakes stuffed into his pants. The resourceful smuggler was intercepted at the Futian port, located between…

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    By the mid-2080s, the world’s population is expected to peak at 10.3 billion, according to the UN.

    A recent report from the United Nations on the world’s population – World Population Prospects 2024 – indicates that over the next decade, the global population is expected to increase…

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    At Sotheby’s auction, a stegosaurus skeleton was sold for a record $44.6 million.

    A nearly complete skeleton of the Apex Stegosaurus, standing 11 feet tall and measuring 27 feet long, was sold to Ken Griffin at a New York Sotheby’s auction for a…

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    A tourist damaged a 6,000-year-old rock painting for the sake of a selfie.

    A man, whose name has not been disclosed, decided to take some interesting photos while traveling along the Sierra Sur de Jaén mountain range in southern Spain. This range is…

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    Symphony of scents: perfumes are a form of creativity with an ephemeral outcome.

    A perfumer, much like a composer, works with notes. However, while a creator of beautiful music can document their work in a score, fragrance makers are bound to keep their…

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