Scientists have proven that stress indeed makes hair turn grey. A recent study from Columbia University demonstrated that psychological stress is linked to hairlocks losing colour. However, the colour was restored when stressful factors had…
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Trees and nature strips improve people’s life satisfaction and healthy lifespan, scientists point out. Beautiful nature encourages people to take longer walks and spend more time outdoors How urbanites improve their health through nature Recent pandemics…
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Understanding intentions and mental states of others makes people more suspicious of high-pressure, low transparency sales tactics. Awareness helps to see through persuasive ads A recent research conducted by scientists from the University of Oregon…
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Being clueless is cute for a prepubescent boy, but if you are over the age of 18 (and if you are under, you should not be here), you should know better than uploading bad photos…
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Some people see prenups as a sign of partners having little trust in each other, others argue that it’s important to protect oneself. If you are planning to ask your future fiancée to sign a…
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A new study suggests that several minutes of morning visualisation performing as a leader makes you more effective at being one. Leadership can be visualised According to ScienceDaily, you can basically imagine yourself into being…
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People who speak in low-pitched voices are more open to casual sex, a recent research found. Scientists use the term ‘sociosexuality’ to describe openness to intimate adventures outside of a relationship. Does your voice really…
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Foods of the future will have to be derived from protein sources such as worms, flies, algae, or fungi, to combat malnutrition, scientists say. Weird foods of the future Scientists from the University of Cambridge…
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When asked to describe an ideal student, both lecturers and learners agreed it’s not the academic results and IQ that count, but rather hard work, enthusiasm, punctuality, and being organized. What does an ideal student…
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High-tech analysis of the shoulder assembly of ‘Little Foot’, an Australopithecus that lived more than 3 million years ago, opens a window to the crucial period when our human ancestors diverged from apes. A clue to interpreting…
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