American Research Shows: People Who Love Spicy Food Live Longer Julie Howard2021-12-2802.2K views Pepper contains capsaicin, which has anti-obesity, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-cancer effects. Scientists have also found that people who eat hot pepper six times a week on average have lower all-cause… Read more
The World’s Second Merdeka 118 will be Completed in 2022 Julie Howard2021-12-2605.5K views Since the Chicago Home Insurance Building became the world’s first skyscraper in 1885, 170 super high-rise buildings have been built in the world, and Merdeka 118, the world’s second-tallest building,… Read more
Research Shows: Handwritten Notes are Better Than Computer Notes Julie Howard2021-12-1701.6K views Researchers believe that the way of typing with a keyboard is just to type verbatim scripts, while handwritten notes can allow information to enter the brain for organization and re-production,… Read more
Seeing the Ubiquitous Gender Prejudice in a Female President Julie Howard2021-12-0501.5K views As early as 1975, the United Nations emphasized the concept of gender equality when it held the first World Conference on Women, but after so long, gender inequality is still… Read more
Curling Suitable for All Ages to Play Together Julie Howard2021-11-2601.7K views As early as 1980, curling was officially included in the team system of the Winter Olympic Games. It is a popular ice sport in European and American countries. Taipei, Taiwan… Read more
Where Do You Want to Go? 70% of Countries Open to Tourism Julie Howard2021-11-2502.6K views Border controls in countries affected by the epidemic have been nearly two years, and now the infection rate has been slowed down by the use of vaccines. Already nearly 70%… Read more
The Gap Between Rich and Poor is 175 Times the Carbon Footprint Julie Howard2021-11-2201.8K views The average carbon footprint of the richest 1% of the world’s population maybe 175 times that of the poorest 10%. If everyone does not adjust their lifestyles as soon as… Read more