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Science Identifies Four Lover Types: One Group’s 10-Times-a-Week Intimacy
Unveiling the Four Types of Lovers: From Mild to Libidinous (Include stock image of a couple holding hands with caption: "A new study explores the diverse ways people experience romantic love.") A groundbreaking study by Australian National University has categorized romantic love into four distinct types, challenging taboos around discussing sex and relationships. Surveying 809 […]
Science Confirms Women’s Long-Held Assertion: Men Truly Don’t Listen
Scientists Confirm Men’s Hearing Is Less Sensitive Than Women’s By Xantha Leatham, Executive Science Editor | Updated: 14:27 GMT, 28 March 2025 Men may "miss" household requests due to biological hearing differences, a new study suggests (Stock Image). A groundbreaking study confirms what many women have long suspected: men aren’t as adept at listening. Researchers […]
Science Backs Sophie Ellis-Bextor: Kitchen Discos Boost Health Benefits
Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Discos Boost Health, Study Reveals By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 20:02 GMT, 16 February 2025 | Updated: 23:09 GMT, 16 February 2025 [IMAGE: Sophie Ellis-Bextor hosting a lively kitchen disco during lockdown.] Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s viral “Kitchen Disco” sessions during COVID lockdowns did more than lift spirits—they might have sparked a […]
Science Uncovers Clues to Moses’ Red Sea Parting in Biblical Account
Scientists Discover "Death Trap" Brine Pools in the Red Sea [IMAGE: A deep-sea ROV illuminates brine pools 4,000 feet below the Red Sea. Caption: Brine pools discovered in the Gulf of Aqaba are 10 times saltier than seawater and devoid of oxygen.] Researchers exploring the Gulf of Aqaba
Struggling for Replies? Science Reveals Common Texting Mistake That Makes You Seem Too Intense
The Hidden Intensity in Your Texts: Why Punctuation Matters (Image: A phone displaying "Best. Date. Ever." with exaggerated periods) Imagine ending a first date and receiving a text: “Best. Date. Ever.” Even if the night went well, those extra periods might feel overwhelming. According to Binghamton University researchers, nonstandard punctuation—like adding full stops where they’re […]
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Why Maltesers Taste Better From a Box, According to Science (Condensed to ~600 words with visuals) [Image: Maltesers spilling from a cardboard box, highlighting their glossy chocolate exterior and honeycomb center.] Since 1936, Maltesers—malted honeycomb balls coated in milk chocolate—have been a British favorite. Created by Mars Inc.’s Forrest Mars Sr., they were initially sold […]
Genetic Mirroring: The Science of Why Some Couples Resemble Siblings
Why Do Couples Look Alike? The Science Behind ‘Siblings or Dating’ [Image: Couple posing closely with striking resemblance] Ever struggled to tell if a pair is dating or related? You’re not alone. Psychology reveals a fascinating truth: people often subconsciously choose partners who resemble them. Dr. Karen Wu, a psychologist at California State University, explains […]