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Crazy human facts science still can't explain - Kiwi Report

Crazy human facts science still can't explain


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We run the world, and are at an all-time population surge, but what is it that makes humans truly unique? Sure, we have critical thought, art, and altruism, but there are a number of other behaviors and traits that set us apart, and make us incredibly complex creatures. For hundreds of years, experts have been working to better understand our biology, psychology, and behavior. It’s a daunting task, however, and although we have come a long way in our journey to understand ourselves as a species, there is a great deal that remains a mystery.
These unexplained phenomena can be intriguing to examine. We do so many things in our daily lives without thinking about them, we may not even realize how noteworthy they are. Yet when we look closer, we learn that our bodies work in fascinating ways we do not yet completely understand, which we guess makes the mystery of the human experience another unique aspect of our existence.
That said, science has been able to uncover several distinctly human traits that are shared with no other species – though it hasn’t necessarily found out their causes: why is it, for example, that humans are the only animal that sheds tears when they are sad? Is there a reason why there are more serial killers born in the month of November than any other month? When it comes to such questions, science is still at a loss for words, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t fascinating to learn about the singular and downright bizarre things that make us, well, human. Read on to discover weird and thought-provoking facts about what sets us apart a human beings.



[post_page_title]Nobody knows why we kiss[/post_page_title]
In television, movies, and popular music, kissing appears to be a universal way to show affection. However, a 2015 study found that fewer than half of 168 global cultures surveyed engage in the “lip-to-lip contact” that we call kissing – so maybe Drew Barrymore’s character in Never Been Kissed is not as unique as she thought she was. Some cultures express affection through different types of face-to-face touching instead of kissing. A number of experts believe that kissing can protect humans against certain viruses, but others claim that people do it simply because it feels good.

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