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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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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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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Undoubtedly, beautiful women from Eastern Europe take pride in their appearance and feel strongly about family values. Building relationships with them, however, is easier than you might have thought. Tips on building strong connection with…
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A recent research confirmed that using less offensive words when describing certain strong terms changes people’s perception about the actions and the subject. Doublespeaking phenomenon Researchers at the University of Waterloo discovered that doublespeak actually…
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Attitudes of Russian women towards online dating changed because of pandemics. The ones who were just playing with the idea mostly have given up, but those who persist are more devoted to the goal than…
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The ultimate quest for happiness is now being reconsidered. Scientists define wellbeing from the angle of social connection rather than financial achievement. The quest for happiness or need for connection? All people, without exception, want…
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2021 is the perfect year for dating online, as the world had slowed down due to global transition towards a new reality. Tips for dating online in 2021 We are nearly half way through 2021,…
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Working out while sipping on a pink drink makes people perform better while enjoying it more, a recent research found. Apparently, our brains pick on cues from the liquid colour to enhance performance. Want to…
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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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