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fromianVisits
5 days ago

From silver cups to social care: Exhibition explores the realities of ageing

Japan has switched from silver sake cups to nickel alloy due to the rising costs of celebrating centenarians amidst an aging population.
Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
1 week ago

The loneliest people at any gathering are almost never the ones standing alone by the wall. They're the ones laughing in the middle of the group who will drive home afterward in complete silence and not call anyone about it. - Silicon Canals

Loneliness often stems from being surrounded by people who believe they know you, rather than from physical absence.
Pets
fromPsychology Today
2 weeks ago

Cows Are Smarter Than You Think

Humans perceive edible animals as unintelligent and companion animals as intelligent, influenced by cultural beliefs and justifications for factory farming.
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fromIndependent
1 month ago

Edaein O'Connell: Enough of the whispering - he's not my 73-year-old sugar daddy ... he's my actual dad

When the waiter sets the candle on the table between us, I know what's coming next. He gives us the look. I've grown used to it in just a few days here in Spain. It's a look edged with apprehension; there's always a flicker of uncertainty, followed by the decision to leap headfirst into an assumption.
Madrid food
fromwww.theguardian.com
9 months ago

A Year With the Seals review what to know about the elusive sea creature

There is no creature born, even among the greater apes, which more resembles a human baby in its ways and its cries than a baby grey seal.
Environment
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
10 months ago

Beastly Britain by Karen R Jones review how animals shaped British identity

Newts exhibit unique courtship behavior in spring, emphasizing an anthropological perspective on animal mating rituals.
Gadgets
fromBuzzFeed
10 months ago

15 Very Specific Items Non-Americans Assume Every Single American Automatically Has In Their Home

Non-Americans identify items they associate with typical American households, revealing cultural differences and humorous insights.
Arts
fromTheartnewspaper
11 months ago

New book explores how Rome's ruins have resonated in art and literature over centuries

Ruins of Rome serve as a mirror reflecting collective hopes and fears, revealing layered interpretations across centuries.
Arts
fromOpen Culture
11 months ago

How Our Depiction of Jesus Changed Over 2,000 Years and What He May Have Actually Looked Like

Depictions of Jesus in art often diverge from biblical descriptions, presenting a glamorous image contrary to the historical context of a 1st-century Jew.
Food & drink
fromBon Appetit
11 months ago

How Color Tricks Your Brain Into Craving Food

Cultural perceptions of food colors influence consumer behavior and dietary choices.
The trend of 'white foods' has shifted towards a preference for whole grain and colorful options.
fromNew York Post
1 year ago

Here's what Europeans really think about American tourists - and why they tolerate us

"Even after two hours, they [Americans] remain enthusiastic and eager for more. They appreciate very detailed explanations, exhibiting a great capacity for amazement."
Europe politics
History
fromPsychology Today
1 year ago

Is Time Packaged the Same Way Across Cultures?

Cultural perceptions of time and punctuality vary significantly, influencing social interactions and expectations between different societies.
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