Why do we hold on to disorder?
For years, organizational expert Marie Kondo advised people to clear their homes. An object that does not “a spark of joy” had to be released, and one had to be…
Will COVID-19 need an annual vaccine like the flu?
IN fifth century BC, Hippocrates first reported an illness with “flu-like symptoms” spreading in northern Greece. Years later, in Renaissance-era Florence around 1300 AD, an influenza virus called “influenza di…
Neanderthals may have used animal skulls as decoration
Researchers at the Museum of Archeology and Paleontology in Madrid, Spain, discovered a cave chamber filled with 35 skulls of long-dead people herbivores. The skulls are thought to have been…
Signs of dementia in dogs
Recognizing Signs of Dementia in Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide Although many dog owners may not be aware of it, our canine friends can also develop dementia. Dementia in dogs —…
Do insects have feelings and consciousness?
More and more research is making some surprising discoveries about insects ,Do insects have feelings and consciousness? . Honey bees have emotional ups and downs. Earth bees plays with toys.…
7 things you may not know about Charles Darwin
This article was originally published on November 1, 2021. When you hear the name Charles Darwin, what do you imagine? Let’s start with the most famous –the theory of evolution—…
Earth’s first steady dose of oxygen almost ended life
The world was an unrecognizable place more than 2.45 billion years ago. But for most of the small organisms that lived on the planet at the time, things were fine;…
Why the human brain takes decades to develop
Physiologically, human adolescents are late bloomers on many fronts: learning to walk, providing and preparing their own food, and reproducing sexually. And this is especially true of the development process…
How parasocial relationships can benefit us
The Power of Parasocial Relationships: How They Can Benefit Us Our favorite TV characters may be fictional, but our feelings for them are real. So when a character dies or…
Can video games make you smarter?
If you spend more than an hour a day playing video games, that’s 5 percent of your life. Will this investment of time do any good for your brain? This…