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An 85-Year-Old Harvard Study Reveals the Cross-Cut for Employee Satisfaction, and It Has Nothing to Do with Pay Harvard University has published a 85 year study in which they tackled jobs were more unhappy employees. Far from being classist, he analyzes from the poorest neighborhoods in the United States to the richest, to which the students of this university belong precisely. To the researchers' surprise, the jobs with the most unhappy employees were not those with the worst pay or conditions, but rather the lonely ones. The key is not to perform one task or another, but if in the…

Why mosquitoes prey on some people and pass on others remains a mystery, although many studies point to the smell that humans give off. Now, a new study suggests that the aroma of a soapcombined with the personal odor of some individuals, it can attract or repel mosquitoes. The detailed studies, carried out by scientists of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech)are published this wednesday in the magazine 'iScience'. Research has found that an individual, extremely attractive to mosquitoes when unwashed, "can become even more attractive for mosquitoes with a soapand become repulsive to mosquitoes with another,"…

For some time now, the artificial intelligence (AI) has been gaining more and more ground in our daily lives. tools like ChatGPT, who can answer our questions and help us with our writing assignments, are transforming the way we communicate. Despite the benefits it brings, AI also poses a threatat least according to the deceased Stephen Hawking. At the time, the physicist had already predicted the possible effects of AI, which today are becoming a reality with the popularity of the generators of texts, images and videos based on learned parameters. in his book "Short answers to the big questions"published…