Other Sciences
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The fossil skull that shook the world – the complex colonial legacy of Townfind 100 years later
Australopithecus africanus specimens discovered in South Africa, 2.1 million years ago, are cast in three parts: endocrine, face and mandibles of children in the town. Collection from the University of Witwatersland (Institute of Evolutionary Research) in Johannesburg, South Africa. Sterkfontein Cave, Hominid Fossil. Credit: Didier Descouins via Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0 Here’s how the story of a town’s children is…
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Social Media Double-Edged Sword: Research links both active and passive use to rising loneliness
Credit: PEXELS’ RDNE Stock Project In an age where social media promises to connect us, Baylor University research reveals a calm paradox. Researchers Dr. James A. Roberts, Professor Ben H. Williams Marketing at the Handkers School of Business, co-authors Dr. Philip Young and Dr. Meredith David analysed the research. It followed nearly 7,000 Dutch adults for nine years to understand…
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The Eagles and Chiefs are already making economic winners for Philadelphia and Kansas City
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Congratulations if you live in the Philadelphia or the Kansas City Metro area. The fact that your city has reached the Super Bowl will translate into an extra of about $200 in your pocket. that’s right. Both cities have won economic victories, whether the Philadelphia Eagles or Kansas City Chiefs won the big game on February…
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Can a US sovereign wealth fund save Tiktok?
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain President Donald Trump signed a senior lawsuit on Monday. It seeks to establish a sovereign wealth fund in the United States, a non-orthodox move in the country that has a national debt base. Wealth Funds, investment strategies and financial performance around the world. Among other uses of such funds, Trump suggested that it could be a…
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I bought it now and paid for the later installment payment.
An example of BNPL installment payment. Credit: Journal of Marketing (2024). DOI: 10.1177/00222242928282414 Researchers of IMPERIAL COLLEGE BUSINESS ScHool and Leeds University have published a marketing research journal that investigates the effects of BNPL installment payments on retail sales. The title of this survey is “Buy Now Pay Later: IMPFICT OF IMPACT OF IMPACT OF IMPACT OF ACTURAL BURCHASES” It…
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Q & A: Global Economists discuss how tariffs hurt American consumers.
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public domain In the trajectory of the presidential election last fall, Donald Trump describes customs duties as “the most beautiful words in the dictionary”, and has recently set up to get into touch with the customs duties against the three largest trade partners in the United States. We announced that it is being done. Brown University Professor Genem…
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Rediscovered Fresco reveals Islamic tents in the medieval Christian church
The upper part of the 13th century fresco shows the textile of tents hanging on the APSE wall, with eight sharp star motifs and the above -mentioned pseudo -Arabic inscription. Part of the late fresco added in the 15th century can be seen on the right. Credit: federica gigante The 13th -century Fresco, rediscovered in Ferrala, Italy, provides unique evidence…
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Saturday quote: Spider zombie. A cute dog form. Entropy is coming for everyone
Gibellulula ATTENBOROUGHII, a new fungus of an orb woven cave spider. Credit: Mold This week, astronomers reported the discovery of the super Earth, which could maintain life, and occupied the eccentric track around the stars inside and outside the resident zone. The first mouse, designed with embryon stem cells from two father, lived in adulthood. The researchers harmonized the morphological…
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The new essay warns the dangers of non -literacy in measurements
Credit: UNSPLASH/CC0 Public domain Arthur Paul Pedsen is a teacher of CUNY REMOTE SENSTEMS (CREST) ​​Systems (CREST) ​​by New York’s City College of Engineering The main author is. The essay, published in the National Science Academy Journal of Proceedings, warns the dangerous meaning of non -literary measurements in modern scientific discourse and promotes a wide range of efforts to reform…
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Research has discovered that honesty can strengthen romantic relationships despite potential wounds.
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public domain “Honey, do you think this costume looks good?” Is it the best policy to be honest to ask for a deeper question? The answer of the truth may be offended and may lead to quarrel, but unauthorized people can cause trust problems. Does communicating the truth strengthen or backfires a romantic relationship? Bonnie Le, assistant professor…
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