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Photograph by Evgeny Vershinin
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| WHAT WE FOUND |
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Honey Found in 3,000-Year-Old Ancient Egyptian Tombs Is Still Safe To Eat
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Honey doesn’t really go bad. We know, we know, everything in your kitchen has an expiration date eventually. Except honey. Archaeologists have cracked open 3,000-year-old jars from Egyptian tombs and found honey still perfectly good to eat. Turns out bees are basically running their own tiny preservation lab, and the science behind it is wilder than you’d think. How it works. ›
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Will We Ever Understand Why Music Makes Us Feel Good?
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Why does a good song give you chills? Or why can’t you stop replaying that one chorus? Well, turns out your brain doesn’t just enjoy music, it treats it like food, sex, and every other basic pleasure rolled into one. Scientists found the exact reward circuits lighting up when a favorite track hits. Wild part is, your taste isn’t hardwired, it’s basically shaped by whatever sounds you grew up around. What they found. ›
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| LAST WORD |
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“No one will protect what they don’t care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced.”
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— DAVID ATTENBOROUGH
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