Study says kids who counted tiles or steps to pass the time developed a key skill

For many guys, counting was a way of ordering the world while they waited. They could be the tiles of a sidewalk, the steps of a house, the lines of the floor, the posts of a block or the...

They never say “I was wrong”: what can a person hide who avoids recognizing their mistakes

Accepting a mistake seems like a simple gesture, but for many people it represents a much greater challenge. And it can be an attitude that shows pride, psychologists They link it to unconscious mechanisms that protect self-esteem.In many...

NASA technology that can detect heartbeats under rubble and helps find survivors after a collapse

Every minute can make a difference after a earthquake. When a building collapses, finding people alive trapped between tons of concrete, steel and dirt becomes a race against time.He “seismic double” that shook much of Venezuela on June...

What are the jobs that pay well but almost no one wants to do: risk, pressure and burnout behind the salary

Some of the better paying jobs They have a paradox: they offer high salaries, but it is still difficult to cover them due to the risk, pressure or wear and tear they imply.And it is not always enough to...

It looks like a flying saucer and sails down a river in Vietnam. A person built it at home, with old iron and fiberglass.

Inspired by what he saw in the movies and using very simple elements, a man created a vehicle similar to the one that the martians.The difference is that this object does not fly through space, but moves quickly through...
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