Scientists explain: This is the reason why we forget things

According to a new study by neuroscientists specializing in memory, forgetfulness may not be wrong. Find out why it is for you and what it means. Have you ever been told you have a memory like a goldfish or, instead, a sieve in your head? Or maybe you’ve already forgotten? Don’t worry. Because science says you might be better off for it! Amnesia and hypermnesiaWhile amnesia is rightly considered a disorder that should be avoided at all costs, its counterpart, hypermnesia, or the ability to remember absolutely anything – is…

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How microplastics harm the body, according to new research

Whether on land, in the water, or in the air, microplastics are present everywhere. Numerous studies have already established that plastic particles ranging in size from 0.001 to 5 millimetres hurt marine species. In recent years, microplastics have been found in humans. However, nothing is known about the actual repercussions. A study published in the International Journal of Molecular Science recently investigated how microplastics damage the biology of mice. This allows for the drawing of conclusions about the human body. To ascertain the effects of microplastics on mouse behaviour, inflammatory…

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Full Moon in August: What does the Blue Moon in Pisces mean?

It has quite a sounding name: The so-called “Blue Moon” will be complete on August 31, 2023, according to “Timeanddate”; precisely that happens at 03:35. As “Astrowoche” describes, the energy should be “palpable” a few days before and after. And this could turn out intensively. So, what does the full moon in August have up its sleeve for us? Full moon in PiscesThe Full Moon in August 2023 is in the sign of Pisces and, as “Astro” explains, should provide “intense energy” and bring change. After all, the water sign…

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Who has priority when entering the traffic circle?

When did this start, that traffic circles have become the state of the art of traffic routing? No matter. They keep traffic flowing. And although the rules that apply there should have gotten around by now, there are still ambiguities. Or is it rather the ignorance of many drivers that is annoying? Some turn left when entering a traffic circle, others don’t turn left when leaving it, and who has the right of way anyway? Lack of clarity about how to behave appropriately before or in a traffic circle increases…

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iPhone 15: All details that are already known

In mid-September, Apple presents its latest iPhone generation, including the new iOS operating system. The iPhone 15 is expected to bring many innovations and changes. We have summarized all rumours and leaked information for you from new materials, controls, camera changes, and ports and partly a new front design. There will undoubtedly be 4 iPhone models again: iPhone 15iPhone 15 PlusiPhone 15 ProiPhone 15 Pro Max The details of the iPhone 15 models at a glanceiPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus Display size: 6.1 and 6.7 inchesDynamic Island for all…

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How too much screen time harms our children

The first contact usually takes place in the first year of life. Even the youngest children like to look at photos or videos on their parents’ smartphones. Among three- to six-year-olds, it is already 81 percent who are on the Internet every day, says Marietheres van Veen, who works as a Safer Internet trainer at schools. “I know how difficult it is for parents to counteract this,” says van Veen, partly because the parents’ generation has not experienced primary digital education. But Van Veen doesn’t want to recommend maximum screen…

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Is it wrong to leave your laptop plugged in all the time?

Many people leave their laptops plugged in all the time. This raises the question of whether constant charging can damage the battery or shorten its life. This is the case with older models, especially since overcharging is risky. The batteries themselves are old and show signs of wear and tear. On the other hand, new models have more robust batteries and improved software, making overcharging less critical, according to PCWelt. In particular, charging processes are stopped in time – the so-called trickle charging helps to keep the batteries fully charged…

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iPhone 15 with USB-C: Apple cable is said to have significant disadvantage

Apple will unveil its new-generation iPhone 15 smartphone in mid-September. It will probably be the first to have a USB-C port rather than a Lightning port because of EU regulations. This means that Apple will also include a USB-C cable with the phone. Now, details about the cable have leaked out. And they are somewhat disappointing. While the 1.5-meter cable is supposed to be particularly thick and durable, it only supports USB 2.0 speeds. We can only speculate about what exactly can be deduced from this. It would be conceivable…

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Sporting activities in everyday life: tips on how to integrate more exercise into everyday life.

An active lifestyle is the key to a healthy and fulfilling life. But in today’s hectic world, incorporating regular exercise into your daily routine can often be a challenge. The good news, however, is that there are many simple and effective ways to add more movement to your daily routine without spending much extra time. In this blog article, we’ll share practical tips on playfully incorporating more activity into your daily routine to boost your health and fitness. An active start to the day: exercise first thing in the morning.…

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