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Ancestors may have created iconic sounds as bridge to first languages

The missing link that helped our ancestors to begin communicating with each other through language may have been iconic sounds, rather than charades-like gestures - giving rise to the unique human power to coin new words describing the world around us, a new study reveals.

Get out of your lockdown slump with these two simple changes

Get out of your lockdown slump with these two simple changes Feeling listless? These small tweaks will go a long way to revitalise your life and give you a sense of fresh purpose and energy How can you defeat feelings of listlessness? Credit: Gone Wild/ Getty How are you feeling today? A bit anxious, but not actually depressed? A bit listless, but not completely exhausted? Adam Grant, organisational psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, suggested in a recent article that “languishing” is the best word to describe this feeling and that it’s so common it may become the dominant emotion of 2021.

Greek Businessman Thanassis Lavidas of Lavipharm Dies Aged 73

Ευρωκίνηση 5/9/2021 ATHENS Businessman Thanassis Lavidas, a majority stockholder of Greek pharmaceuticals Lavipharm, died Saturday aged 73. He assumed the helm of the family company in 1976, and served as member of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) board for 12 years. Lavidas also chaired the Greece-US Business Council, and had been recognized by France as a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 2011 for promoting dialogue between nations and for the collaboration across the Mediterranean basin countries, especially between Greece and France. He was also member of Boston-based biotechnology ARIAD s board, which trades on Nasdaq in New York. Lavidas had Bachelor and Master s degrees in chemistry from Ludwig Maximillian University of Munich, an MBA from Paris-based Institut Supérieur du Marketing et du Management, and a PhD in pharmaceutical chemistry from the University of Athens.

Outrage after German anti-mask protesters co-opt Nazi resister Sophie Scholl

Worrying about jet lag could make it worse, study finds

If you re about to go on a long-distance flight, don t worry about getting jetlag if you want to swiftly adapt to a new time zone, a new study suggests.   In a sample of 90 people, experts in Germany found a link between concerns pre-flight over developing jetlag, and severity of the disorder after landing.   They call this a form of the nocebo effect – a negative version of a placebo, where people are more likely to experience an adverse effect if they expect or are worried about it occurring.  Amazingly, classic factors thought to impact jetlag – the number of time zones crossed or travel direction – didn t have an effect on jetlag severity.

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