I recently came across an interesting study, suggesting that the way in which you hold your cell phone is indicative of which hemisphere of your brain dominates the other. The team behind the study mostly focused on what ears individuals held up their mobile devices to.
Upon reading this study, it became obvious to ... |
23 February 2012 16:31 GMT |
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Scientists have determined that an increased level of wealth tends to change the way women look for potential mates. In other words, their taste in men may suffer radical changes when they become rich, in something that some experts are already calling the George Clooney Effect. A team of psychologists in Scotland ha... |
13 December 2010 08:54 GMT |
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The Nokia Bots is the latest software solution available for the owners of a Nokia smartphone, coming straight from the Nokia Beta Labs. The solution has been released as a collection of add-ons, which have been designed so as to learn about one's preferences based on the manner in which the device is used. Fou... |
26 March 2010 09:32 GMT |
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Scientists have recently determined that bees, like humans, also have a weak spot for addiction, especially when it comes to coffee and cigarettes. The investigation revealed that, when faced with a choice, bees always preferred pollen that was naturally “spiced up” with either nicotine or caffeine, or bo... |
17 February 2010 02:30 GMT |
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A group of researchers has determined that, among Caucasians, the color of a person's face is a major factor in determining their attractiveness level for individuals of the opposite gender. A yellowish, light complexion has been determined to be the healthiest, and therefore the most appealing, by a set of expe... |
17 November 2009 13:41 GMT |
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All of you have at least one friend who is crazy about music. They are not one of those people caught up in a single band, or music style, but rather the persons you and your friends go to when you need to know the name of a certain song or band you can't remember. You know that, even if you sing a few notes fro... |
19 September 2009 06:58 GMT |
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