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5 ways in which quick commerce apps are changing us as shoppers—and humans!
The rise of a plethora of quick commerce apps, which cater to the modern consumer's demand for inst…
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Cats hate closed doors because they get FOMO, experts say
If you’ve ever lived with a cat, you know the drill: close a door, and within seconds, you’re treat…
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Smile for success: Airbnb hosts with smiling profile photos get more bookings, even for properties in high-crime areas!
The findings show that smiling Airbnb hosts, particularly those with higher listing uncertainties, …
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Tech temptations: People go for unhealthier food, spend higher when ordering on digital devices, study suggests
The study highlights how digital ordering platforms significantly shape consumer behaviour, often l…
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Humans are spilling the COVID-19 virus back into wildlife! Study finds widespread infection in backyard animals
Genetic analysis of wild animals has revealed not only the presence of SARS-CoV-2, but also the eme…
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OpenAI & Thrive-backed “hyper-personalised” AI health coach is in the works. Should you be excited or worried?
In a recent op-ed published in the TIME, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Thrive Global’s Arianna Huffingt…
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A stitch in time: Bone eyed needles from 40,000 years ago may have been the birth of fashion clothing!
In a delightful twist on ancient history, archaeologists have suggested that eyed needles — tools l…
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When it comes to investing, emotions cloud our judgment! How to stay rational
If you have to define a roller coaster, you may very well take a look at how the stock market has b…
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Ancient humans bred horses to make them more "rideable" 4,200 years ago, study suggests
In fact, the analysis of 475 ancient horse genomes revealed that, around 4,200 years ago, many dome…
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After humans, ants are now the only species found performing life-saving surgery on others of their species!
In a fascinating turn of events, scientists have documented that Florida carpenter ants engage in s…
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Pesticides are leaving lasting behavioural changes through generations of fish, study finds
Even minute pesticide exposures during development can trigger lasting behavioural changes in fish.…
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The future of HR: Leveraging AI for recruitment, onboarding and employee development
With the widespread focus and interest in the various ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) has started…
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These primitive human ancestors were burying their dead 100,000 years before us!
The ancient burial site in the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage site, contained at leas…
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Rate of violence began to skyrocket as early humans moved into cities, fractured skull remains reveal
While one might assume that the organisation into cities could have curbed violence among "civilise…
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Improving workplace decorum – ‘RBI’s recommendations can be seen as onerous but we have to move in that direction,’ says Yes Bank’s CEO
CEO of Yes Bank, Prashant Kumar, has stated that if a bank wants to be customer-centric, it also ne…
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Sixth species in the world: Wild Ugandan chimps go through menopause, 20-year-old study confirms!
While menopause appears normal for us, it does raise questions about its evolutionary implications,…
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On-camera crimes & society celebrating them worries criminologists
Expressing concern over crimes being committed in full public glare as in the case of the killing o…
PTI
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Why AI fails to reproduce human vision
While computers may be able to spot a familiar face or an oncoming vehicle faster than the human br…
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Your social behaviour is connected to your gut as well as brain
Social behavior is a complex phenomenon involving many parts of the brain. Researchers found that g…
ANI
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Consumer Insights: When humans become data, how do you keep it human?
Brands know their consumers like we know our closest friends.