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To crack human brain's code, a search for visionaries
To crack the code of the human brain, Cori Bargmann figures it's best to keep an open mind. As one of two leaders of a ... Read More
Star formation during beginning of universe discovered
Distant, dust-filled galaxies were bursting with newborn stars much earlier in cosmic history than previously thought, a new study suggests. So-called "starburst galaxies" produce stars at ... Read More
Iceland to ban web porn to save kids
Iceland is considering banning web pornography in bid to save young kids from it's damaging effects, and by doing so it would become the first ... Read More
The Key Idea to Have cyberlockers
Cyberlockers, are also known as cloud storage or file storage services, enable users to keep files, or back them up, on the internet. Users can access ... Read More
Energy drinks no more effective than a cup of coffee
With ingredients such as guarana and ginseng, energy drinks have been heralded for their mind andbody-boosting qualities, but according to new research, the only useful ... Read More
Neanderthals may have sailed to Mediterranean islands
A study has provided new evidence which suggests that Neanderthals, or even older Homo erectus("Upright Man") might have sailed around the Mediterranean, stopping at islands ... Read More
planetary collision may have led to depletion of zinc on moon
By examining lunar rocks gathered by Apollo mission, astronauts have shed new insights about the moon's chemical makeup as well as clues about the giant ... Read More
Life could have come from outer space
Researchers suggest microorganisms that crashed to Earth embedded in the fragments of distant planets might have been the sprouts of life on this planet. ... Read More
Life could have come from outer space
Researchers suggest microorganisms thatcrashed to Earth embedded in the fragments ofdistant planets might have been the sprouts oflife on this planet.The researchers report that under ... Read More
Musical training in childhood makes for better listeners
Practicing music for only few years in childhood may help improve brain functions in adulthood particularly when it comes to listening and the complex processing of sound, according to a new Northwestern University study.The impact of music on the brain has been a hot topic in science in the past decade. ... Read More
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The way you think is the way you act reflects your personality
People with a growth mindset believe they can achieve more if they apply themselves — so they apply themselves more. It’s not that they are naturally predisposed to be more successful in life, it’s their mindset that drives them towards a more successful lifestyle.It’s not that somebody is a “born winner” or a “born loser”. Strong, confident personalities are developed through habits, actions, and choices. Of course, your upbringing and environment play a large role in making this easier/harder but you are ultimately responsible for your own choices. If you believe you are destined to be unlucky, broke, shy, stupid, or ... Read More
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- Criticism is something you cannot learn from it to improve yourself
- Uncertainty is the Only Correct Way to Think?
- Risk Taking means mistakes are part of life
- Don't Get Caught in the Urgency Trap
- Positive Thinking is a Way of Life to get what you want
- The Other Half of Communication is Listening
- ALMA Paces Ahead to Motivate Youth Empowerment through Education
- Grow and Succeed Through Generating Self Improvement
- The past is dead and gone and today is all you have
- Not Much Happens Without a Dream
- Time does not change things, we do
- Measure Your Degree of Persistence
- Don't follow the crowd
- Success is a daily habit
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