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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.

Engraving Words: Balm of Gilead... Nature in our Backyard!
NATURE IN OUR BACKYARD! Issue 1! Balm of Gilead! Yes! That's exactly what I said, we do indeed have this right here in our very own backyard, what a nice pleasant discovery and benefit of living in the Strathcona neighborhood! And oh so much more, so come along with me to rediscover where you live all over again and learn deeper and exciting things that are beneficial in health and food, through the gift of nature that grows oh so naturally all around us! :-)
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Humans
Global Warming and How to Settle It
However, the terms a worldwide temperature alteration and environmental change are frequently utilized reciprocally, they have various implications. Environmental change portrays long haul shifts in the World's atmospheric conditions, which influence such factors as temperature, stickiness, wind, overcast cover, and precipitation levels. A dangerous atmospheric deviation explicitly alludes to an expansion in the World's normal surface temperatures brought about by human exercises, fundamentally the consuming of non-renewable energy sources.
By Mashal Haroon3 years ago in Humans
Delusional Horrors of Religions & Religionists
Western religions have come to us from a time when the favorite media was a burning bush communicating with wanderers whose brains had been baked in a middle eastern sun at a few settings too high for maintaining sanity. 2 especially overbaked were Abraham & Mohammed, one ready to kill his own son because some bush told him to & the other so confused about everything it’s the mystery of all time how he has amassed such a following. But I guess it should not be a mystery if a dork like Trump can likewise rise to an influential position in this day & age in what is supposed to be the most advanced nation on the planet in so many ways.
By Vytas Stoskus3 years ago in Humans
How much "memory" does the human brain have?
Do you know how big the internal brain capacity of your brain is? Let's take an example, the memory occupied by a movie of about 120 minutes is about a few g.
By Ashley R Williams3 years ago in Humans
Doose Syndrome Market Report 2032 | DelveInsight
DelveInsight's " Doose Syndrome Market Insights, Epidemiology, and Market Forecast-2032" report delivers an in-depth understanding of Doose Syndrome, historical and forecasted epidemiology, and the Doose Syndrome market trends in the United States, EU5 (Germany, Spain, Italy, France, and United Kingdom), and Japan.
By Pharma Insights3 years ago in Humans
How hearing works vs listening
I treat many people in New York City who believe they have hearing loss as an ear, nose, and throat physician. At business dinners, they can't hear talks, and at parties, they have to ask people to repeat themselves. By the way, these patients aren't always senior citizens. The majority of them are young, healthy, and have never had hearing loss.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Human behaviour psycology
Human behaviour psycology: (HBP) is a discipline of psychology that examines human behavior. HBP is defined as "the study of how people function psychologically". The field is rooted primarily in developmental psychology and cognitive psychology, although recent developments have brought research in evolutionary biology and genetics and neurobiology to bear on HBP. Its primary focus is on how individuals and groups behave, interact, and develop.
By Muhammad Abrar3 years ago in Humans
"One seed can change a world"
This slogan in the research building of the China Rice Research Institute quietly influenced a young man, Wang Kejian, who was engaged in the research of rice breeding technology here.
By Rock3 years ago in Humans
What happened when an American mother defied condemnation and transplanted a baboon heart into her newborn daughter in 1984
On October 14, 1984, Teresa, an American single mother, gave birth to a baby girl named Stephanie in a maternity hospital in California.
By Evan Tao3 years ago in Humans
The Top 3 Attachment Styles
The Top 3 Attachment Styles And How It Is Affecting Your Relationships? Ever wonder what happened in that relationship that started of so beautiful, full of love and closeness and then it suddenly takes a hard turn - like when you are driving a windy road and the driver takes a hard turn and you slam into the door. Ouch! We have all been there at some point, scratching our heads, licking our wounds wondering what the heck just happened. Its a confusing journey and one that has probably kept you up at night wondering WTF happened? What did I do wrong?
By Hilda Mollenhoff3 years ago in Humans
66 years ago, he stole Einstein's brain. Cut it into 240 pieces and saved it. What did he find?
In 1905, Einstein proposed the complete principle of relativity in a narrow sense, which was a landmark event in modern physics. Ten years later, Einstein again showed science the gravity equations of general relativity in their highest form, and he received the 1921 Nobel Prize in physics for his work alongside such scientific greats as Galileo and Newton.
By jiandanjizhi3 years ago in Humans
One Patient, Three Deaths: The Surgery With A 300% Mortality Rate
The thought of surgery is always a daunting prospect. Whether major or minor, cosmetic or reconstructive, going under the knife is never something to take lightly. That being said, we certainly have it better nowadays than a few hundred years ago.
By Isa Nan3 years ago in Humans