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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Since 2020 online dating has accelerated for obvious reasons of pandemics restrictions. But what about international online dating and building relationships? Have some countries allowed travel and do people still meet and fall in love,…
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The sustenance level in Ukraine, which is used in many social payouts as a base to calculate entitlements from, could be soon linked to the size of average wage. This way, vulnerable categories of people…
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In spite of growing concern over the negative influence of gadgets on people’s daily life, humans are more likely to trust a computer program than their fellow men in certain situations. People may be more willing…
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Despite the pandemic and lockdowns, wages in Ukraine may increase by at least 10% in 2021. Average wages in Ukraine set to grow in 2021 The size of an average wage is expected to reach…
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An average human body consists of 37 trillion cells, each in its own specialized role. How a single cell can evolve into this astounding variety and number of tissues and organs is still one of…
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A research presented at an online scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) found that greater intake of red and processed meat is associated with worse heart function. Red meat linked to worse health The…
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