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What Scientists Learned by Eavesdropping on Thousands of People

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By Lucy Hyde
| Association for Psychological Science Verified
Members in the Media From: The New Yorker Matthias Mehl, a social psychologist at the University of Arizona, who helped conduct the study, recently set out to replicate his findings with a larger data set: audio from more than two thousand people between the ages of ten and ninety-four, recorded between 2005 and 2019. Once again, Mehl concluded that men and women were equally talkative.
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The Human Body Isn’t Perfect – It Was Improvised by Evolution

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By Lucy Hyde
| SciTechDaily
The human body may seem finely engineered, but many of its most familiar features reveal a history of evolutionary compromise rather than perfect design. Credit: Shutterstock The human body evolved through adaptation and compromise, not perfect engineering. Human anatomy is less a story of perfect design and more one of evolutionary adaptation and compromise. Many common medical problems can be traced back to structures that evolved for entirely different purposes millions of years ago.
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Corpo humano não é uma obra-prima do design, e sim uma colcha de retalhos de concessões evolutivas

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By Lucy Hyde
| Folha de S.Paulo Verified
O corpo humano é frequentemente descrito como uma maravilha de "design perfeito": elegante, eficiente e perfeitamente adaptado à sua finalidade. Mas, quando olhamos mais de perto, surge um quadro bem diferente. Longe de ser uma máquina impecável, o corpo humano se assemelha mais a uma colcha de retalhos de concessões moldadas por milhões de anos de ajustes evolutivos. A evolução não projeta estruturas do zero. Em vez disso, ela modifica o que já existe.
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