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Warren Buffett: The Oracle of Omaha

Warren Edward Buffett, often referred to as the "Oracle of Omaha," is one of the most successful and wealthiest investors of all...

Scientists replicate leaf structure to produce green hydrogen, ammonia

  In a major discovery that will pave the way for environment conservation besides saving energy and costs, scientists have replicated the s...

Spider Webs Could Help Track Microplastic Pollution Levels In The Air - Here's How

  Microplastics have managed to breach into each and every aspect of our lives, whether it’s in the water we drink, or the food we eat and...

Are puppies born to talk to human beings?

If you think your puppy understands when you are telling him to have food or drop that sock, you might be correct about it, a scientist has ...

Is Earth's Magnetic Field Weakening?

Earth’s magnetic field is an essential tool in human life’s survival kit. Not only does it protect us from the deadly blasts of cosmic radia...

Why so many people work “bullshit jobs”

  Why so many people work “bullshit jobs,” with James Suzman Our society is fixated on working. Some of us work 80 hours per week at jobs th...

Handwriting Helps Learn Languages Better Compared To Typing

When learning a new language, writing it by hand is more effective than typing on a keyboard, says a new study conducted by researchers at J...

In defense of boredom

Think of boredom as an act of reclamation. In an age when multiple industries aim just to capture your idle time, it could even be seen as a...

Largest wave surfed - Guinness World Records

Brazilian surfer Maya Gabeira smashes her own record for the Largest wave surfed (unlimited) - female. The record was set in the waters of P...

Exercise may be one of the best treatments for mild to moderate depression.

  Being physically active should be part of depression treatment, experts say. Five years ago, after ending a long-term relationship, Anita ...

Warning Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Vitamin D

It's common knowledge that 15 to 20 minutes in the sun can give you a sufficient amount of vitamin D for the day. But what if you're...

How Do Flowers Know When Its 'Time' to Start Blooming?

Have you ever wondered how flowers always happen to follow a designated routine and appear at a certain time of the year? What gives them th...

Anti-cholesterol medicine reduces COVID-19 infection by up to 70%, says study

As per a new study led by scientists from the UK, an already available and licensed drug that is given to patients with high cholesterol cut...

What could the loss of insects mean for the ecosystems that sustain us?

A few days ago, I opened a jar of honey that I hadn't touched for months. The thick golden treacle was dotted with black spots - ants wh...

How to increase productivity at work by taking micro-breaks

  Taking short breaks isn’t so bad after all.  It may sound surprising, but stopping work to take microbreaks could be more productive than ...

Is It Good to Be Bored?

  Boredom gets a bad rap. But is there an upside? Absolutely. Its function can be compared to that of pain, which provides feedback to preve...

Try These 5 Potassium-Rich Foods to Lose Weight

  Weight Loss Tips:   Unable to lose weight? Following a well-balanced diet plan and workout regime helps you get a step closer to your weig...

'World entering era of biology & computational science'

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, executive chairperson of Biocon, said that while the first two decades of this century belonged to information technolo...

Device that detects SARS-CoV-2 in saliva sample in one hour

  Engineers at MIT and Harvard University have designed a small tabletop device that can detect SARS-CoV-2 from a saliva sample in about an ...