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Forcing a smile can trick your brain into boosting your mood due to the facial feedback hypothesis.
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Forcing a smile can trick your brain into boosting your mood due to the facial feedback hypothesis.
Geese flying in a V-formation can fly 71% further than a single goose flying alone.
In Greek mythology, when Pandora's box unleashed all evils upon the world, the only thing left inside was hope.
Your brain rewards you with more dopamine for overcoming harder challenges than easier ones.
Your brain can be more creative when you're tired because it's less focused and more open to new ideas.
Studies in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy show that embracing negative feelings can reduce their power over you.
Your brain responds to a close friend's pain in the same way it responds to your own.
The word 'patience' comes from the Latin word 'pati,' which means 'to suffer' or 'to endure'.
Cows form deep bonds and have 'best friends', becoming stressed when they are separated from them.
123 is the atomic number of the yet-to-be-discovered element unbitrium.
Post-it Notes were born from a failed attempt to create a super-strong adhesive.
Leonardo da Vinci called simplicity the ultimate form of sophistication.
The 'bystander effect' shows that the more people who witness an emergency, the less responsible any single person feels to intervene.
A single day on Venus lasts longer than an entire Venusian year.
Bubble wrap was originally invented in 1957 as a form of textured 3D wallpaper.
64 is the number of sexual positions in the Kama Sutra.
Despite 95% of people thinking they are self-aware, research suggests the real number is closer to 10-15%.
Papua New Guinea is the most linguistically diverse country, with over 800 indigenous languages spoken.
A group of flamingos isn't called a flock; it's called a 'flamboyance'.
50 is the approximate number of times a mother hen turns her egg in a day so the yolk does not stick to the shell.
In 1932, the Australian military waged war on the country's emu population with machine guns... and lost.
Surviving adversity can trigger 'post-traumatic growth,' where people report becoming stronger and having a greater appreciation for life.
Lacking strong friendships can be as harmful to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
Having a messy desk can encourage breaking from tradition, leading to fresh insights and boosting creativity.
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