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Psychology of wearing glasses: Psychology says wearing glasses changes how people see you; a 2011 study found that glasses genuinely shift how intelligent and trustworthy a face appearsResearch indicates glasses can alter facial perceptions and influence snap judgments. Rimless frames may enhance trustworthiness but not at...- Psychology says people who don't like wearing contact lenses aren't necessarily afraid, they prefer glasses due to a very normal reasonA common assumption is that people who prefer wearing glasses are simply afraid of touching their eyes. Psychology does not support such a ...
- 'Was raped by 600-700 different men, put a cigarette...': UK MP reads horrific grooming gang testimonies in ParliamentBritish MP Rupert Lowe has reignited the grooming gangs scandal by presenting graphic survivor testimonies in Parliament. These accounts de...
- The Summer Survival Guide: Smarter ways to live through rising temperaturesWe are living in an era of extreme heat, and the planet is not pushing back on the pedal anytime soon. Which is why Lijee Philip brings to ...
- Why Routines Free Mental Space for CreativityCreativity often thrives not in chaos, but in structure. Routines reduce decision fatigue, freeing up mental energy for creative thought. T...
- Ethiopian volcano erupts, puts India on alert: What is an ash cloud, what are the hazards & how you should prepareA massive ash cloud from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano, erupting for the first time in nearly 10,000 years, is heading towards northern In...
- Luxury industry is facing an existential crisis after Covid: Desirée Bollier, Chairperson, Value Retail"Luxury houses have no choice but to change. They can’t increase the prices, but there will be an absolute shrinking of distribution. Brand...
- Meta has launched the world's 'most advanced' glasses. Will they replace smartphones?Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg called Orion "the most advanced glasses the world has ever seen". He said they offer a "glimpse of the future" i...
- Higher ability to deal with volatile markets: 6 largecap stocks with right mix of RoE & RoCEFor a large majority of investors, when the word “ large cap” is used , it is stocks like HDFC bank, ICICI and other big names come to mind...
- Is your brain losing you money? 8 questions to understand if you have investment biases, how to avoid themFind out how to avoid the biases that are affecting your investing decisions and resulting in financial losses for you.
- Looking for romance? Dating coaches reveal how to find love in 2023For more-modern and less-demonic relationship advice, we asked some of today's most prominent dating advisers.
- India warns stranded nationals of aerial attacks, tell them to learn few Russian phrasesThe ministry also told stranded Indian citizens to learn a few sentences in Russian language, such as telling people they were students fro...
- Saudi mistaken for Jamal Khashoggi suspect says French custody like 'zoo'Khalid al-Otaibi, looking tired and pale and wearing a black sweater and black cap, was arrested at Paris's main airport on Tuesday before ...
- Cash rules everything around Germany in world that's using cardsIndia and China are both driving hard toward a cashless future, for different reasons. But, none of these novel methods is widely accepted ...
- Love taking pictures? You'll enjoy experiences more than people who don'tRelative to not taking photos, photography can heighten enjoyment of positive experiences by increasing engagement.
- Nine science-backed tricks for appearing smarter than you areSome people are indeed born smarter than others - it's genetics. But that doesn't mean you can't appear to look more intelligent.
- Violent 3D video games can make players angry, new study revealsPlaying violent video games in 3D makes everything seem more real - and can lead to higher anger levels in players, a new study has found.
- I gave my kids Rs 5 as pocket money: Nita AmbaniRichest Indian woman or not, Nita still does the weekly hisaab of kitchen spends, a habit she learned from her mother-in-law.
- Transparent governance norms for committees formed by regulatorsWhy only corporate boards, we should also have transparent governance norms for committees formed by regulators so that they are truly inde...
- The tech visionaryBy 2020 the world will have a shortage of 47 million working people; India will have a surplus of 45-50 million. To seize that opportunity,...
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