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1439 Why English Makes No Sense & How to be Respectfully Assertive – SYSK Choice

If your doctor wears a necktie, you might want to keep your distance from it. Research has found that doctors’ ties can harbor some pretty nasty germs — and those ties can come awfully close to patients during an examination. So just how much of a problem is this, and should doctors stop wearing ties altogether? ⁠https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1382570/⁠ (more…)

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1438 What Life Used to Smell Like & How the Telephone Changed Us

You know that uneasy feeling when someone or something gives you the creeps? Is your brain picking up on a hidden danger, or is something else going on? There’s some fascinating science behind what makes things creepy and why certain people and situations trigger that feeling. ⁠https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/science-creepiness-180957093/⁠ (more…)

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SYSK TRENDING – The Surprising Upside of Imposter Syndrome

Have you ever felt like you don’t really deserve your success? Maybe you got a promotion, landed a great job, or accomplished something impressive, but instead of feeling proud, you worry that you’ve somehow fooled everyone into thinking you’re more capable than you really are. You wonder if it’s only a matter of time before someone figures out you don’t know what you’re doing. That’s often called imposter syndrome, and it can affect even highly successful, accomplished people. (more…)

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1437 What Your DNA Might Reveal & Why Winners Sometimes Quit

On a clear night, the sky is filled with stars — far more than most of us can see. But there’s a surprisingly simple trick that can help you spot more of them, even without a telescope. It’s something experienced stargazers routinely do, and it can make a remarkable difference in what you see when you look up. ⁠https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/how-to-find-good-places-to-stargaze/⁠ (more…)

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1436 12 Simple Habits to Propel Your Success & The Inner Workings of the CIA-SYSK Choice

Having friends is great. Paying for friendships? Not so great. Between lunches, dinners, drinks, and other get-togethers, maintaining a social life can get surprisingly expensive. And research suggests the rising cost of friendship is changing how often people see their friends and even which friendships they maintain. Listen as I explain what’s happening and why it matters. ⁠https://www.badcredit.org/studies/friendship-spending-statistics/⁠ (more…)

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