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'New Cold War'? Supermarket freezers hacked in six European countries, food worth millions spoiled. Who's behind it?A wave of cyberattacks has struck supermarket refrigeration systems across several European nations, including Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg,...- Hunter Biden laptop issue resurfaces as judge scolds prosecutors over case against ex-FBI officialsA US magistrate judge has rejected a new obstruction charge against two former FBI officials accused of making false statements to Congress...
- Can’t start your day without the newspaper? Why does this small ritual matter so much and why do you feel anxious if you skip this habit for a dayDo you read the newspaper everyday? You may be leaving for office but you can't miss the newpaper with your coffee. How does your mind deci...
- Why does someone else’s shortcut feel like the easy way out, while yours feels justified?Do you ever judge feel and call it wrong when you find out they succeeded with the help of a shortcut. While there is a lot discussion goin...
- Why do some people deny they were snoring loudly. Are they embarrassed or genuinely unaware?Someone tells you snore really loudly, and your first response is no, i do not even snore. You get defensive and keep explaining yourself. ...
- A study says if your trip is confirmed but your tickets aren’t booked, the villain may be procrastination and not lazinessThe trip is confirmed yet your ticket remains unbooked until the last moment. Research on procrastination suggests that uncomfortable decis...
- A study says your love of true crime podcasts may be about curiosity and not a negative personalityYou unwind with a crime podcast, while someone else wonders how you can enjoy such disturbing stories. Interest in threatening subjects can...
- A study says when a child says 'mine', it may mean more than possessiveness: Why sharing takes timeUnderstanding ownership helps children learn the difference between their belongings and things that belong to others. Sharing an object is...
- A study says putting off sleep is linked to stress: What happens during that 'one more video' moment?Your eyes feel heavy, but one more video keeps you awake past your planned bedtime. Research links putting off bedtime with difficulty foll...
- A study says higher inflammation is linked to preferring digital chats: Why some people may choose messages over meeting upYou may want to hear from your friends even when you do not feel up to meeting them and this isn't entirely because of your mood. A Univers...
- Robinhood stock tokens turbocharge a new era of meme tradingTraders are actively engaging in memecoin and stock token swaps on Robinhood's platform, blurring traditional investment lines. The SEC has...
- Psychology says people who keep postponing appliance maintenance may be falling into a predictable mental trapPutting off an AC service does not reveal someone’s personality on its own. The delay may have a straightforward explanation: servicing cou...
- Life lessons from quote of the day by Sigmund Freud: 'Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have pawned a part of their narcissism...' - Psychology of love and why it softens your ego, makes you vulnerable and teaches humility explained by the father of psychoanalysisQuote of the Day by Sigmund Freud: Freud’s observation, “Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have, so to speak, pawned a part of t...
- Psychology says people who talk to pets like they understand every word may be using a very human social instinctHow people think about their pets may shape the way they interact with them. When an animal is regarded as part of the family rather than s...
- Psychology says people who prefer food carts over restaurants may be chasing more than good foodA restaurant may offer air conditioning, comfortable seating and more attentive service, but a food cart can deliver a different kind of ap...
- Psychology says people who spend generously on friends may be getting something money can’t buyOver time, generosity can become a familiar way of expressing affection and maintaining closeness. People communicate care differently: one...
- Psychology says people who offer unreserved seats to any senior citizen or anyone who may need it more than them aren't just being polite: What this behavior reveals?Psychology says people who offer unreserved seats to any senior citizen or anyone who may need them more than them aren't simply being poli...
- Psychology says people who never leave home without a water bottle may share this behavioral tendencyCarrying a water bottle everywhere does not necessarily mean someone is anxious, overly focused on hydration, exceptionally disciplined or ...
- Psychology says people who saw the ChatGPT ’80s trend everywhere but still decided to opt out of it aren’t boringA trend often feels exciting at first because it is new and relatively uncommon. But when countless versions of the same aesthetic begin ap...
- Psychology says students who never miss their favorite teacher’s class may be motivated by something deeperHaving a favorite teacher is a fairly common experience. Students may naturally connect more strongly with certain teachers because their c...
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