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  1. Web
Interesting research that we made a while ago. We found out many interesting things, including the fact that No5 is not the most searched number on the web. Neither is #7…. The most Popular number is Two. To be more precise “2”. Number “2” is the World’s favorite number as per searches done on Google This is why number 2 is actually number 1. Does it look confusing? I can bet on it. Ok, let’s start from the beginning. Some time ago The Guardian and Time announced that number seven is number one, or in other words that the World’s favorite number is 7. As per The Guardian results from a carried online survey required to find out what are the world’s favorite numbers looked like this: 7 (the most favorite),3 (second place),8(number three), 4, 5,13,9,6,2, and 11. We decided to make another research, but we didn’t make a survey. We used a different approach. What we did was we asked Google instead. Ok Google, what is the most popular number in
  1. People
  2. Self Improvement
In the intricate dance of human interactions, the ability to discern truth from deception is invaluable. While words can easily be manipulated, body language provides a more candid view into a person's true feelings and intentions. Here's a detailed guide on how to spot a liar through body language, expanding on the initial insights with deeper exploration and practical advice. It's All in the Eyes The eyes are often heralded as the windows to the soul, capable of revealing the deepest truths or concealing them. Liars might blink excessively or avoid direct eye contact, a sign of the cognitive burden lying imposes. Conversely, some may overcompensate by holding your gaze longer than natural, attempting to mask deceit with feigned sincerity. Observing these eye movements, along with dilated pupils or rapid shifting, can offer clues to someone's honesty. Watch Their Hands Hand gestures and movements can unveil nervousness inherent in deception. Liars might touch their face,
  1. Lifestyle
1. The Biological Basis of Laziness Laziness is not merely a choice; it has a biological basis. Research suggests that our energy conservation mechanisms, which evolved to ensure survival when food was scarce, play a role in what we perceive as laziness today. This instinctual drive to conserve energy can manifest as a reluctance to engage in physically or mentally demanding tasks. Source 2. Laziness and the Brain Neuroscientific studies have shown that laziness might be linked to the structure and functioning of the brain. The prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making and complex behaviors, is often less active in individuals who are perceived as lazy. This could mean that what we often label as laziness is actually a difference in brain functioning. Source 3. Genetic Influences Genetics play a significant role in our propensity for laziness. Certain genetic markers have been associated with a lower inclination towards physical activity. This suggests that for some individuals, being less
  1. People
  2. Relationships
  3. Self Improvement
The ability to infer the thoughts and feelings of others is called “empathy” To a greater or lesser extent, we all possess the ability to be aware, understand, recognize, and appreciate the feelings of others. The same ability generates a sense of sympathy, understanding and tenderness. The skill itself is called “empathy” and is an essential interpersonal communication skill. What is empathy? Empathy is the solid understanding of the person’s problems in front of us. Said in a popular language, “it is to put yourself in the shoes of the other” consequently, empathy is fundamental to understanding in depth the message of other people and thus establish a channel of communication since we can emotionally “interpret” the other. According to some scientists, empathy becomes something like our social conscience because, through it, you can appreciate the feelings and needs of others, giving rise to emotional warmth, commitment, affection and sensitivity. The process of empathy Acting with empathy