It makes the blusher suffer and the beholder uncomfortable, without being of the least service to either of them wrote Charles Darwin about embarrassment. Yet evolutionary psychologists today are finding that those feelings of excruciating embarrassment may be crucial for your wellbeing in the long term. Embarrassment is most likely following the potential exposure of
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It is often said that the human body is a miracle of nature. Fortunately, it is also a miracle of weirdness. There are any number of things you probably didn’t know about yourself and how unique, incredible and odd you truly are. Here are ten things that make your body amazing according to answers.com 1.
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Last year, as the days of December ticked away, did you break out a new fresh-paged diary as you said to yourself: Which resolution should I choose? And how can I make it finally stick? You eventually went on to write a couple of things you hoped to achieve in the new year – but
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Do pretty girls really get better grades in school? In real life, the classroom is the last place where you would expect appearance to matter. A fashion runway, maybe, but you would like to think that your teachers see past how individuals look when they grade your papers. Apparently, they don’t! Well, according to a
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As school resumes in another few days – if you haven’t resumed already -, you most definitely would like to know what specific things can help improve your brain power to take on the rigour of academic work for the new term, and come out successful at the term-end assessment tests. Keeping your interests close
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We started the series by considering the first 98 days of your stay in the womb – how you passed your first test, began to show a preference for either or both your hands, and how your fingerprints were formed as you pushed your fingers against the amniotic sac that served as a cushion and
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If you saw Cycle 21 of the reality series America’s Next Top Model, then you would know Winnie Harlow (aka Chantelle Brown-Young) who was one of the contestants, and suffers from Vitiligo. Michael Jackson was also reputed to have been a sufferer of the skin condition. [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=””
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It’s not strange for a girl to ask herself, or her girlfriends how to know if a guy likes them. While there are no set rules about how to go about knowing this, you may consider these scientific ways that give you the much sought-for pointers. And if you like, they have been fool-proofed by
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On this day in 1838, Samuel Morse’s telegraph system is demonstrated for the first time at the Speedwell Iron Works in Morristown, New Jersey. The telegraph, a device which used electric impulses to transmit encoded messages over a wire, would eventually revolutionize long-distance communication, reaching the height of its popularity in the 1920s and 1930s.
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If you entered for the 2016 TSL essay and debate competition, you would remember that the essay title was “Are Sustainable Cities Possible?” And getting tap water from recycled waste water is just an example of one of such things that are being made possible. In some parts of the world, the wastewater that flows down the drain – yes,
Would You Drink Recycled Toilet Water? You May Have to in the Future! Read More »