Why Are Most People Right-Handed?
Humans are unique because most of us prefer to use our right hand. What led us to be so right-hand dominant?
Proof of Evolution That You Can Find on Your Body
The human body is a treasure trove of hints of how we’ve evolved. Here’s a quick look at what those hints are and what they could mean.
Why Are We The Only Humans Left?
Over 10,000 years ago, Homo sapiens became the only humans still walking the planet? What happened to leave us as the sole species?
How & Why Humans Lost Their Tails
Today, humans only have a tailbone to indicate we once had our own lovely tails. What happened and when to make us tailless?
How & Why Humans Lost Their Fur
Humans are one of the few mammals that appear nearly hairless. What happened to all of that hair, and why do we have hair in a few places?
Could 2 People Actually Repopulate Earth
Repopulating the earth is possible starting with two unrelated people, but a lot of conditions must be met.
13 Body Parts That Will Disappear One Day
There are some body parts that we really don’t use, and it is likely they will eventually disappear. Find out those body parts in this article
Why Do We Cry?
Whether you really do have something in your eye or are full of emotions, tears have a lot of health benefits. Here’s why you should cry.
10 Rare Diseases That Turn People Into Superheroes
There are some rare diseases that have side effects that make people have unusual abilities – to some these even appear to be superpowers.
How to spot a liar?
It may take a while, but you can learn how to communicate in ways that draw out the lies, highlighting when someone isn’t being truthful.
How to Read Anyone Instantly?
Being able to read people can help you better communicate with them and to tell when you are winning them over – or when they are lying.
Why Do We Kiss?
If you stop and think about it for a moment, kissing is actually a pretty weird thing to do. As Michael in the show “The Good place” pointed out, mouths weren’t made to do that. Yet it is such a familiar action for humans that the action has many different names, even within a single…
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