Dogs Know Whether or Not to Trust Humans, Says Science Medicine & Technology Jun 18, 2019 This experiment either proves that dogs can spot a liar or that dogs have major trust issues.
Ability to Trust Increases with Age, Study Shows Mar 24, 2015 Contrary to popular belief, a new study finds that as people grow older, they learn to trust more in others, not less. In those who learn to trust more over time, indications of general well-being also increase.
Project Hephaistos: Scientists Claim To Have Detected Technosignatures From Dyson Spheres of Alien Civilization
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