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Why Some Human Brains Don’t Rot for Thousands of Years
In some cases, however, brains outlast all other soft tissues and remain intact for hundreds or thousands of years.
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Kristin Scott is a professor of management at Clemson University. She studies employee resilience, organizational leadership ...
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Our study found that hope worked in part by increasing positive emotions, which in turn boosted resilience. That means that ...
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