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Men's Attraction To Luxury Brands Involves Testosterone: Study
A single dose of testosterone steers men towards luxury brands of cars, watches, pens, or clothes which, like stag anglers and peacock tails, signal "status" to the female gender.
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Humans Did Not Inherit Kindness From Chimpanzees Who Always Act In Self-Interest, Finds Study
Chimpanzees, unlike human beings, are entirely selfish creatures who act in their own self-interest when it comes to altruistically helping fellow chimps, according to a new study.
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Humans Did Not Inherit Kindness From Chimpanzees Who Always Act In Self-Interest, Finds Study
Chimpanzees, unlike human beings, are entirely selfish creatures who act in their own self-interest when it comes to altruistically helping fellow chimps, according to a new study.
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Mystery Of Heat Loss From Earth's Crust Solved
Scientists have solved the mystery of heat loss from the Earth's crust by discovering a new type of hydrothermal vent system, an advance that may help interpreting the evidence for past global climates accurately.
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Men's Attraction To Luxury Brands Involves Testosterone: Study
A single dose of testosterone steers men towards luxury brands of cars, watches, pens, or clothes which, like stag anglers and peacock tails, signal "status" to the female gender.
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Humans Did Not Inherit Kindness From Chimpanzees Who Always Act In Self-Interest, Finds Study
Chimpanzees, unlike human beings, are entirely selfish creatures who act in their own self-interest when it comes to altruistically helping fellow chimps, according to a new study.
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Humans Did Not Inherit Kindness From Chimpanzees Who Always Act In Self-Interest, Finds Study
Chimpanzees, unlike human beings, are entirely selfish creatures who act in their own self-interest when it comes to altruistically helping fellow chimps, according to a new study.
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Mystery Of Heat Loss From Earth's Crust Solved
Scientists have solved the mystery of heat loss from the Earth's crust by discovering a new type of hydrothermal vent system, an advance that may help interpreting the evidence for past global climates accurately.
