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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.

66 years ago, he stole Einstein's brain. Cut it into 240 pieces and saved it. What did he find?
In 1905, Einstein proposed the complete principle of relativity in a narrow sense, which was a landmark event in modern physics. Ten years later, Einstein again showed science the gravity equations of general relativity in their highest form, and he received the 1921 Nobel Prize in physics for his work alongside such scientific greats as Galileo and Newton.
By jiandanjizhi3 years ago in Humans
One Patient, Three Deaths: The Surgery With A 300% Mortality Rate
The thought of surgery is always a daunting prospect. Whether major or minor, cosmetic or reconstructive, going under the knife is never something to take lightly. That being said, we certainly have it better nowadays than a few hundred years ago.
By Isa Nan3 years ago in Humans
Who is Really in Control?
Who is really in control? Some might say, 'the rich' are in control. Some might say governments. Some might say the public. Others might say the government is an institution that embodies the will of the public, with access to an exorbitant amount of funds (sometimes even infinite spending). Well, let's explore this concept a bit further to see who is truly in control, and regardless of reality, how you can not only attain power, but maintain all power you have currently, and ever will have.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast3 years ago in Humans
What is it likes to be near death? You get struck by lightning and you turn into a prophet?
It's September 1975, and the 25-year-old Brinkley is talking to the phone with his best friend in Aiken. You can probably tell from the time that it was an old landline, which was transmitted over a slow telephone line, which fosters the rest of the story.
By jiandanjizhi3 years ago in Humans
How I Accidentally Cured My Seborrheic Dermatitis
Please check with your physician before attempting my accidental cure for Adult Cradle Cap. My cure was happenstance, and should not be attempted until approved by your physician. **Never** attempt this cure on a child, for goodness sake!
By KD Fox3 years ago in Humans
5 Ways RWD Is Transforming Clinical Research
Technological advancements and data analysis have reshaped the entire medicine and healthcare industry. Not only are procedures getting safer to conduct, but we are also becoming better as a society in terms of providing accurate healthcare. One of the primary reasons for this transformation has been real-world evidence solutions.
By Andrew Smith3 years ago in Humans
NASA plans to build some mini underwater robots
NASA plans to build a fleet of mini swimming robots that could scour the oceans of other planets in search of aliens. A NASA expert has floated the idea of an ice-melting probe that could send a large number of robots the size of cell phones into deep water.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
What the hell is angel hair?
On May 13, 1917, in the Portuguese town of Fatima, three young shepherd boys were tending sheep. They suddenly saw a woman in white, shining more brightly than the sun, on the trees before them. The children thought that the woman in white was Mary, so they went home and told their parents. After that, the story of the Madonna's apparition spread.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
Why can't humans put a man on the moon again?
In 2004, President George W. Bush declared that we would return to the moon by 2020. NASA gave a shock response that left the world's jaw dropping. I'm sorry, the technical knowledge from the first six landings was lost by mistake, so we have to start all over again. It's really not a joke. NASA ran the story itself, and big names like the New York Times and CNN ran the story. NASA went on to explain that we had lost telemetry tapes, hardware technology, documentation tools, video film, moon landing data, and this and that, blah blah blah.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
Humans plan to land on Mars in 2035
Dense forest, as far as the eye can see! You're not looking at Earth as we know it, you're looking at Mars in the future. After human transformation, the current dead Mars will become lush green, completely covering the whole Mars, the second home of human beings.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
A strange phenomenon that has puzzled physics for a century
In our daily lives, we occasionally encounter all kinds of strange phenomena, phenomena that are difficult to explain scientifically. But we shouldn't be too surprised, because science is evolving all the time, and some of the weirdness is just not there yet, or we're having some kind of delusion.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
The mad scientist
When the glasses fill up too quickly, too intensely, it burst and the lemonade covers the floor. It's not that slippery, there's no danger on the surface.
By Valentina Savage3 years ago in Humans