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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:人類的情感(下)
Scientists studying emotions have found that basic emotions like amusement, anger, fear, and sadness are common among all cultures. And people from different cultures, whether they’re modern Am2011-12-31 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:人類的情感(上)
Seinfeld was one of the funniest TV shows ever. Pretty much everyone loved it. Everyone, that is, in the United States. And probably in many other developed countries, too. Because, after all, anyone2011-12-30 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:神奇的字符串(下)
An Australian computer scientist named Brendan McKay set out recently to demonstrate that the same thing can be done with any long book. He applied Drosnin’s observational selection technique t2011-12-29 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:神奇的字符串(上)
Science is all about rationality. It’s about figuring out the way things really work. But my believe has been shaken , I heard about Michale Drosnin’s book The Bible Code. Oh, Michale Dro2011-12-28 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:干凈的東西更美味?(下)
Infants in the next generation saw their mothers washing potatoes, and virtually all the next generation, both male and female, grew up washing their food, but not the older males! Older males were r2011-12-27 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:干凈的東西更美味?(上)
I heard the story about how one monkey on an island figured out how to wash his food, and then other monkeys starting doing it too. That’s the true story of Imo the macaque monkey! In 1952 on t2011-12-26 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:抽雪茄的危害(下)
One study found that people who smoke pipes or cigars are more likely than non-smokers to have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. People with the disease have trouble breathing. Finally, if you&r2011-12-23 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:抽雪茄的危害(上)
We all know that smoking cigarettes is bad. But what about smoking a pipe or cigars? Since you don’t inhale, is it better for your health? Or at least less bad? Good question. So first, it&rsqu2011-12-22 編輯:beck
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[時差N小時] 時差N小時:鉆石的年齡(下)
We would never know about diamonds were it not for volcanic activity, for that’s what delivers diamonds from deep inside the earth to where we can get to them. Theoretically diamonds can remain2011-12-21 編輯:beck