American woman confused by ‘teeny tiny baby fridges’ in British homes that ‘make no sense’
There are lots of things that differ between the UK and US, from the vocabulary to the fashion and the...
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Brain automatically corrects spelling errors even when you don’t spot them, says study
Have you ever had to read a text message repeatedly to spot a spelling error? A recent study finally answers...
Watching movies makes you more empathetic towards stigmatized groups and people, study finds
Stanford psychologists have suggested watching docudramas to grow more empathetic toward stigmatized groups and people like formerly incarcerated people. The...
Teens blame school schedules and jobs for reckless behavior on the road, study says
Sleeplessness is dangerous not just for the individual who isn’t getting enough rest, but also for others, as a study...
Redhead thinking she ‘smells different’ than the rest of the population is baffling
There are numerous myths about redheads who make up a minute part of the population. For the unversed, these are...
Prevent bed bugs by unpacking your suitcase 10 days later, suggests doctor
Most travelers feel guilty about not unpacking their luggage immediately after returning home. It seems they’ve been making the right...
Love helps you live longer, but something outside your relationship ‘guarantees happiness’
While marriage and long-term relationships tend to contribute to longevity, satisfying friendships are key to a happy life. Friends come...
Emotions that cause diagnosed psychopath to cry isn’t what ‘normal humans can relate to’
There are numerous misconceptions surrounding psychopathy and one of them is that people with the mental health condition are “incapable...
Strange way American people order food at restaurants drives Brits ‘insane’
A British woman finds the way Americans order food at restaurants really odd, and others agree that it ‘drives them...
American server can’t understand way British woman says ‘water’ at McDonald’s drive-thru
They may speak the same language, but people in America and the UK talk entirely differently, and it can sometimes...
