Science

According to the Swedish company Epicenter, the implanted microchips are designed to improve functionality in the workplace by acting as “swipe cards”, allowing employees to “open doors, operate printers, or buy smoothies with a wave of the hand.”

It turns out that segmented sleep is pretty normal. It’s even more than we can all realize. Does it happen to you often?

Scrubs used to be white — the color of cleanliness. Then in the early 20th century, one influential doctor switched to green because he thought it would be easier on a surgeon’s eyes, according to an article in a 1998 issue of Today’s Surgical Nurse.

Psychological manipulators can be tough to pinpoint. If you grew up being manipulated, then you’re used to it, making it harder to recognize it as bad behavior. But even if you’re new to manipulation, it can be tricky to decipher because manipulators themselves are tricky.

If you asked a bunch of people what they thought about nail-biting, most of them would probably describe it as a nervous habit.

Let’s face it, we all like to browse the Net, play a game, or use some new application on the smartphone before going to bed.

The findings of Dr. Paul Kelley, a leading researcher at Oxford University, indicate that the most common form of torture these days is actually having to wake up and go.

Believe it or not, your hands can help you achieve perfect harmony and peace. Mudras, or different positions of the hands, are extremely important in yoga, and they are believed to be “producers of joy.”

Then there’s the daily struggle to fit your head through the neck of your t-shirt, and the never-ending battle to stop your glasses from stretching beyond recognition. Don’t even get me started on the flower crowns.