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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.

Torch in the Dark
Dr. Posner Hilroy tapped send and made history. His brown skin looked like cedar. His eyes looked like glints of gun metal. He lifted himself up from his chair and walked out of the laboratory in his home in Newark, Delaware.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Humans
Dopamine works Wonders!!
Once upon a time, a young woman named Sophia had always struggled with procrastination and lack of motivation. She would often find herself staring at a blank screen, unable to focus on her work, and feeling frustrated with herself.
By Arun Kumar3 years ago in Humans
"Unleashing Women's Ingenuity: The Trailblazing Inventions of Women Throughout History"
Although women have historically led the way in invention, their contributions to society are sometimes disregarded or underappreciated. Women have made innumerable inventions throughout history that have significantly impacted our way of life. The society we live in today is a result of the inventions made by women, from everyday products to scientific discoveries.
By hari3 years ago in Humans
"Technology and Sleep"
Introduction: Technology has revolutionized our lives in many ways, but it has also impacted our sleep. From the blue light emitted by screens to smart sleep products, technology can both help and hinder our sleep quality.
By Theen Bathusha3 years ago in Humans
Robotic Engineering
Robotics engineering is a rapidly advancing field that is changing the way we live and work. In recent years, there have been some incredible breakthroughs that have taken place in this field. From robots that can perform complex tasks to those that can help us in our everyday lives, the potential of robotics engineering is limitless. Here are some of the latest achievements in robotics engineering that you need to know about.
By SANTHOSH VASU3 years ago in Humans
The Selfish Gene by by Richard Dawkins
Introduction Richard Dawkins' book "The Selfish Gene" was published in 1976 and quickly became a classic in the field of evolutionary biology. The book introduced the concept of the "selfish gene," which proposes that genes, not organisms, are the true units of natural selection. The theory is controversial, as it challenges the traditional view that individuals are the primary agents of evolutionary change. Despite the criticism, the concept of the selfish gene has had a significant impact on evolutionary biology, psychology, and other fields.
By Samuel 3 years ago in Humans
WHY GUILT PLEASURE? IS IT BAD OR GOOD?
Guilt Pleasure: The Art of Enjoying What You Shouldn't We all have guilty pleasures, those things we enjoy that we know we shouldn't. Whether it's binge-watching reality TV shows, indulging in junk food, or listening to cheesy pop songs, guilty pleasures offer a temporary escape from our daily lives. But why do we feel guilty about things that bring us joy? And should we really feel ashamed for indulging in these guilty pleasures?
By SHARAN3 years ago in Humans
Importance of 'SLEEP'
Sleep Better, Feel Better: The Power of Quality Sleep Introduction: We all know that getting a good night's sleep is important, yet many of us still neglect this vital aspect of our lives. In today's fast-paced world, it can be easy to prioritize work, socializing, or other activities over getting enough sleep. But the truth is, quality sleep is essential for our physical and mental health and wellbeing.
By Theen Bathusha3 years ago in Humans
how to gain more muscle
Building muscles is an important topic in the world of sports and fitness. Strengthening your muscles through regular exercise helps your body become healthier and look better. In this article, I will explain the basic information you need to know about muscle building and what you need to do.
By umut yusuf MERCAN3 years ago in Humans
Life as a Video Game: A New Perspective on Our Existence
Have you ever stopped to consider that life might actually be a video game? At first, the idea might seem far-fetched or even absurd, but upon closer inspection, there are many parallels between the rules and mechanics of video games and the way we live our lives. In this article, we'll explore this theory and delve deeper into the idea that our existence may be more similar to a video game than we ever thought possible.
By Æ-35023 years ago in Humans
"Blind Justice"
Opening scene: A man with a gunshot wound collapses on the side of a road in the bustling city of Mumbai. Passers-by notice him but avoid taking any action. The camera pans to Chandru, a medical student, who is walking nearby, but is unaware of the situation.
By JV3 years ago in Humans
Which will the most Followed Religion in 2050?
It's difficult to predict which religion will be the most followed in 2050, as there are many factors that can influence religious adherence, including demographic trends, cultural changes, and political developments. However, some projections suggest that Islam may become the world's largest religion in terms of the number of followers by 2050.
By Mohd Shaarif3 years ago in Humans