Day: December 4, 2017

Scientists explained the distraction of teenagers while studying You can endlessly explain to the student that the upcoming exams are very important to him, but it will not prevent him to treat the training lightly. Perhaps this behavior is due to a specific brain function of teenagers. Adults, as a rule, cleverly determine when it’s worth it and when you need to make the effort and concentration. Studies have shown that the prospect of potential gain or loss adults better perform tasks. Teenagers are all very different, and at Harvard University have discovered why. The team asked Teens 13 to 20 years to play a game, while the activity of brain scanning MRI machine. At different levels the participants were given the opportunity to win 20 cents for a correct answer, but for the wrong lose 10 cents. The higher the level, the greater the reward and greater the damage

Tourists have a Declaration of love to Morocco for its “high-quality hashish” Cannabis in Morocco attracts thousands of tourists a year, writes AFP. According to the Agency, the law in the North African country, marijuana is illegal, that does not prevent the farmers to grow it on large plantations. According to a tourist from Germany named Beatrix, she fell in love with Northern Morocco for “high-quality hashish and the friendliness of its residents.” The woman was one of the organizers held in September festival Bombola Ganja, which, in fact, according to the AFP, was “a gathering of marijuana enthusiasts in a hotel by the pool.” AFP said that despite legal prohibitions, the authorities actually quite tolerant of the use of hashish and other derivatives of cannabis. Morocco is the main supplier of hashish to Europe, the Agency added. The kick, bent Hasan in conversation with the edition called KIF —

25 anniversary of the first SMS: the technology that changed communication The world’s first SMS message consisted of two words: “merry Christmas!” After 25 years, they send about 25 billion a day. On December 3 1992 a 22-year-old Briton Neil Papworth, engineer of the company Sema Group Telecoms involved in technological developments for ordering telecommunications giant Vodafone sent from your computer the world’s first SMS message. Text sent to mobile phone of Vodafone Director Richard Jarvis, consisted of two words: “merry Christmas!”. Jarvis at the time was on the pre-Christmas corporate party. Soon, his colleague called the office Sema Telecoms and reported that the test was successful. According to Papworth, he had no idea that he was involved in the historic event. Meanwhile, the light appeared the technology soon changed the daily lives of hundreds of millions of people around the world. How it all began Most of the inventions