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Cavities, gingivitis, plaque and gum disease aren't the only things you need to fear if you've got dentophobia (fear of the dentist). A recent study in Taiwan found that people who had their teeth cleaned by a dentist at least twice a year reduced…

00:20-- Are we to assume that he is not concerned with vanity by not using a mirror to groom himself? I'm not sure myself, as he does take the time to do it in the first place. Because he is the first person introduced to us in a video in an exam…

Many students are asking to study unconventional topics. There are strategies for working with these students that increase their critical aptitude and analytical reasoning without disenchanting them with science and traditional disciplines.

As a…

1. Nicolas Minovicis Hanging Studies (1905)
In order to find out what happens when somebody is hanged Roumanian forensic scientist Nicolas Minovici advised an assistant to hang him and some of his collaborators - 12 times.

Minovici was well aware…

Everyone is creative: we can all innovate given time, freedom, autonomy, experience to draw on, perhaps a role model to emulate and the motivation to get on with it.

But there are times when even the most creative person gets bored, starts going…

Few of our readers know that Cracked's full legal name is the "Cracked Foundation for Scholastic Achievement," and has been since 2008, when we discovered we couldn't register as a religion because of all the swear words we'd published. This name…

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When I was in school, I always found it hard to study. When I did actually get around to doing it though, I found that if I ‘applied myself’ I could actually do well.

I’ve found numerous ways, some my own and others learned, that help me get…

I can assure you that my GPA was high. How else would I be this qualified to write facts on the internet? If I didn’t do well in school for about sixteen years, I would be laughed out of the blog-osphere. It takes a good “Education” portion of…