What effect does the presence of peers have on the number of risks adolescents take?
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Proof economics is a language, not a predictive science:
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1967’s Prediction for 1999 Computers:
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Your keyboard knows that it’s you and you’re stressed:
xt time you enter a username and password, think about the rhythm of your typing. Not only can it be used to identify you, it can reveal if you are in a stressful environment. The team behind the discovery suggest it could be used by retailers or banks to detect whether you are logging into your account under extreme stress or duress. It has long been known that the rhythms of a person's typing style are stable over time, leading…
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Exposing the invisible – The beauty of X-Rays (Video)
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Why Science Tells Us Not to Rely on Eyewitness Accounts:
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