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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.

How Innovative Ideas Arise. AI-Generated.
Innovation doesn’t just happen in laboratories or corporate boardrooms—it begins in the human mind. The spark of a new idea can come from anywhere: a problem that needs solving, a moment of curiosity, or even a mistake that leads to discovery. But what truly makes an idea innovative? How do great thinkers, inventors, and creators come up with ideas that change the world?
By Fiaz Ahmed 3 months ago in Humans
The Hidden Truth About Why Most Men Don’t Love Women
Nobody tells you this. But I will. Most men don’t love women. They love control over how women make them feel. That’s the hidden truth you’ve felt but never dared to name.
By Randolphe Tanoguem3 months ago in Humans
Unmasking the Narcissistic Persona: A Practical Guide
The term "narcissist" has become ubiquitous in modern conversation, often used loosely to describe anyone with a noticeable degree of self-absorption. However, pathological narcissism—a pervasive and enduring pattern of thought and behavior—is far more complex and insidious. For those navigating personal or professional relationships, discerning the presence of genuine narcissistic traits is a critical skill for self-preservation. It is not about simply identifying a love for compliments, but rather recognizing an underlying, fragile psychological structure that relies on the manipulation and exploitation of others for sustenance.
By Humberto Jaeres3 months ago in Humans
Tiger Cubs:
When a person reaches through the bars of a cage to touch a tiger cub, two nervous systems make contact: one wild, one wounded. The cub doesn’t understand commerce or cruelty—it just feels overstimulation, fear, and the absence of safety. The human on the other side, however, has learned to stop feeling entirely.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin3 months ago in Humans
How I Reclaimed 10 Hours a Week by Letting AI Run My Routine
The first thing I noticed wasn’t the silence. It was the absence of panic. For years, my mornings began with noise — the kind that doesn’t come from outside, but from inside your head. Emails, Slack pings, endless checklists. The kind of chaos that makes you feel productive but leaves you drained before you even start.
By Erick Galaviz3 months ago in Humans
The Human Touch in a Robotic World
The Human Touch in a Robotic World In a world where machines learned to smile before humans remembered how, Maya often wondered what “connection” truly meant. The city around her thrummed with perfect rhythm—drones hummed in the skies, driverless pods glided silently on magnetic roads, and AI assistants greeted passersby with algorithmic warmth. Everything was efficient. Everything was flawless.
By hazrat ali3 months ago in Humans
Smarter Tools for Reliable Recombinant Protein Expression
Proteins control almost every function inside living cells. They help cells communicate, repair damage, move, and respond to stress. When scientists want to study a specific protein, they often need a large amount of it. That is why recombinant protein expression is important. It allows researchers to produce a chosen protein outside its natural environment by using special expression systems.
By Mia Bella3 months ago in Humans
Ambiverts of the World, Unite!
It used to be so easy and simple: You are either an extrovert (turn toward people, love social interactions, revel in being the heart of a party, thrive in large gatherings) or an introvert (a hermit who is terrified of the social interactions and would rather spend time with a pet, book, or a good movie, turning away from others and inward the self). Extroverts are energized by other people and interactions with them, while introverts recharge on and in solitude. Well, you know the drill - this personality dimension has been carved into us since childhood.
By Lana V Lynx3 months ago in Humans
The challenge of Omics Solution:
The challenge of Omics Solutions: thousands of analyses from single datatypes. Omics tests are tests that rely on large biological datatypes, often times producing gigabytes of data. This data has to then be computed using bioinformatics algorithms, resulting in insights that can inform healthcare decisions, crops yields and much more.
By Press Office3 months ago in Humans
“Every Woman Is Sex-Depraved”
I’ll say it plainly: “Every woman is sex-depraved.” Not because I believe in the literal claim — but because the truth buried inside it exposes one of the most misunderstood aspects of human psychology.
By Randolphe Tanoguem3 months ago in Humans
The 10-Minute Evening Habit That Can Rewire Your Brain for Calm
We live in a world that doesn’t slow down. The notifications, deadlines, responsibilities, conversations, comparisons — they all stack up, quietly, continuously adding pressure. And even when the day ends, our thoughts don’t. The mind keeps racing, the heart keeps responding, the stress lives on.
By arsalan ahmad3 months ago in Humans
The Hidden Truth About a Man’s Glow
Nobody tells you this. They’ll tell you to chase success, to build muscle, to stack paper until you finally feel enough. But no one warns you that a man can have it all — the money, the body, the cars — and still walk around dim.
By Randolphe Tanoguem4 months ago in Humans