How Fat And Sugar Warp Your Food Preferences (M)
A ‘sweet tooth’ is something we acquire, rather than being born with it.
A ‘sweet tooth’ is something we acquire, rather than being born with it.
In the last 30 years or so, there is evidence that the so-called ‘Flynn effect’ has been reversing.
Over 80 percent of people report having very strong existential and spiritual needs in the past month.
Study finds unexpected difference between attractive men and women in their selfishness.
People do not talk much about their spiritual needs, but 80 percent report a very strong interest in issues like the meaning of life.
City vs countryside? Open vs closed-minded people? How does personality and place interact to affect life satisfaction?
The oil is high in an antioxidant organic compound found in some of the healthiest foods in the human diet.
Depression, anxiety and suicide are now at record levels among children — how can that be explained?
For about 20 percent of people, a higher income is linked to lower levels of happiness.
Temporal wrinkles stretch time perception slightly when the time between heartbeats is longer and compress time when they are shorter.
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