Who’s the best at hiding their emotions? Well, take a look at the video below, which delineates the most popular society at masking their emotions. It is not Brits as one might suggest. Dr. David Matsumoto, microexpression expert, comments on why this might be so prevalent in Japanese society. He suggests that because it is…
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When people think of psychopaths they think one in a million, perhaps that’s just me. It turns out that the infrequencies of psychopaths in the world is just a myth. According to, the Sign of the Times: Psychopathy website this disorder is more prevalent than one might have thought or perhaps wants to believe. The…
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What significant event happened on October 17th 1989? Well, If you’re a San Franciscan you might say a 7.1 earthquake in the Oakland-S.F. area, which is the correct answer. What if someone asked you what happened in your life on August 12th 1978? Could you remember? Now take that a step further, what if it…
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Insects might have feelings according to an article in Wired Science. Honeybees especially are now being looked as pessimists. The ability to display and recognize emotions is a cognitive trait that has been limited, until now, to higher animals such as dogs, horses and humans. Newcastle researchers, Melissa Bateson and Jeri Wright wrote in…
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