Human evolution
For that needed investment boost
After significant sacrifices and disruptions, the Greek economy has achieved a stable growth path.
However, it is widely agreed that a major investment boost is needed to accelerate this progress.
To achieve this, all sides must contribute.
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In a first, study finds apes recognize pals they haven’t seen in decades
In what may put some of us to shame, apes instantly recognize family and friends that they haven’t seen in more than two decades, which is the longest ‘social memory’ in a non-human animal ever documented.
Discovery of tiny bone sheds light on 'hobbit' humans
The discovery of a tiny arm bone suggests that an ancient human dubbed "hobbits" only shrank down to their diminutive size after they arrived on an Indonesian island a million years ago, scientists said on Aug. 6.
Much about the pint-sized Homo floresiensis has been shrouded in mystery since the first fossils suggesting their existence were found on the island of Flores in 2003.
Bulgarian Church Denounces Paris Olympics Ceremony as Vulgar
The Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church has issued a statement condemning the opening ceremony of the XXXIII Summer Olympic Games in Paris, which took place on Friday night. The Synod criticized the event, describing it as a source of embarrassment, seduction, and offense to Christendom.
Music helps with dementia
What kinds of music could optimize the potential brain benefits?
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Neanderthal DNA may shape how sensitive you are to pain, genetic analysis shows
Scientists studied genetic samples from more than 7,000 people and linked three genetic variants, inherited from Neanderthals
New Thoughts on the Populating of Europe
There were three waves of modern humans who migrated from the Levant into Europe between 54,000 and 42,000 years ago
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Elon Musk: Prolonging human life might hinder society’s progression, says “no” to longevity solutions
He believes he could probably do it, but he won’t – People need to die for society to progress
Human footprints 100,000 years old found in Morocco
Archaeologists in Morocco have unearthed more than 80 human footprints dating back around 100,000 years and believed to be the oldest in North Africa.
The footprints, probably left by five homo sapiens, including children, were discovered on the coast of Larache, a city 90 kilometers south of Tangier, by archaeologists from Morocco, Spain, France, and Germany.
Unknown lineage of ice age Europeans discovered in genetic study
The discovery comes from the largest study yet to look at the genetic makeup of ice age European hunter-gatherers