You may be in the supermarket, your friend’s wedding, in an airplane or at an interview. Out of the blue, you’re suddenly having palpitations, sweating and having difficulty breathing, ...
Is the 11:11 phenomenon just another internet Meme, a Jungian synchronicity or really a “wake-up” call from Earth angels?...
Are broken fingernails telling us something? Modern science has recently observed how the lines on our hands connect to the nervous structure of our brains. A nail protects our finger. A question to ask when a fingernail breaks may be: What protective mechanisms in thought...
New research by computer scientists shines a new light on the theory of evolution. In contrast to the accepted theory of "survival of the fittest", the ability to evolve (called evolvability) could possibly be hereditary and inherent in nature itself. The philosopher Diderot wrote, "It seems...
New groundbreaking research shows that the insertion of an acupuncture needle into the skin disrupts the branching point of nerves called C fibres. These C fibres transmit low-grade sensory information over very long distances by using Merkel cells as intermediaries. Dr. Morry Silberstein of the...
In a paper, "On Universality in Human Correspondence Activity," published in the journal "Science" by Northwestern University researchers, examined the letter correspondence of 16 famous writers, performers, politicians and scientists, including Einstein, Darwin, Sigmund Freud, Karl Marx, and Ernest Hemingway, and found that the 16...
When a theoretical physicist from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics was passing through Imperial College London, a casual coffee in a tiny office at Imperial's Blackett Physics Laboratory led to a monumental scientific breakthrough...
Though teeth have been grown in mice before, scientists revealed in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences success at growing a 'fully functional' tooth from stem cells in mice. The article states: "Here, we report a successful fully functioning tooth replacement in an adult mouse...
Musical training improves brain functionPhoto credit: woodleywonderworks on Flickr (cc) Can 30 minutes of...
The human nose it appears can smell gender even without visual cues.Flickr: Lucky Like Lucy (CC) ...
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The psychology behind Miley Cyrus' new selfPhoto by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Dolly Parton in...
There are national organizations that provide education and degrees in astrology, initiate research projects and provide grants. ...
These online oracles are more than computer generated quips. They are insightful, supportive and encourage understanding and awareness. Enjoy these websites and let them help you on your journey! The Zap Oracle "The Zap Oracle," written by Jonathan Zap, a high school English teacher, photographer, philosopher and author...
In the award winning and very inspiring, short film by Kurt Kuenne, Validation (see YouTube video below), not only is the value of validation and acknowledgment explored but also how highly contagious smiles are and how some smiles just can't be faked. What is a smile...
Paying way too much attention to his sexual performance is badPhoto credit: Daniela Vladimirova "Tightly Knotted" on Flickr (cc) ...
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PlayExcavating the Atari E.T. Video Game Burial Site YouTube: Wired An urban legend has...
In 2001, a major cell phone company BT Cellnet commissioned researchers at a UK social research centre (SIRC), to verify if gossip was good for one's health. If gossip was good for you, then SMS messages, Twittering and talking with friends on our cell phone,...