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Seventy-three is the average number of daily decisions people make about home, family, work, and shopping. And a little anger can help you choose wisely. When plagued by indecision, think about a recent incident that got you steamed. → Continue reading »

Infants who have not yet learned language can still tell friend from foe. Babies aged around six months prefer people who cooperate, rather than people who hurt. This ability could be the foundation for moral thought and action later in life, say researchers. → Continue reading »

A survey yielded interesting revelations. One man headed home to find his wife under the covers and heard a rustling sound coming from under the bed. It turned out to be his wife’s secret girlfriend. Others found dirty plates, guitars and mouldy Chinese takeaways. → Continue reading »