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Canadian researchers said in psychology that social isolation makes people feel cold even if the weather was really cold, unlike their counterparts who do not feel this situation because they enjoy warm relations and social mingling with others.

Zkralbagesan and psychology at the University of Toronto Chen Zhong Bo and Geoffrey of Eonardeli they found that people who suffer from social isolation tend to prepare a platter of hot soup or coffee and feel that the sitting room cooler, unlike others who do not feel so and who might prefer to eat an apple or eating Drink cold light.

Zhong said "it is surprising that those who feel isolated Ooal_husa prefer drinking hot coffee, unlike others who do not feel social isolation."

Section 65 researchers and students into two groups with a request from the first group to bring personal experiences of alienation felt by the social or rejection of the club, they were reluctant to it, and members of the narrative of the second test which was accepted by the community and mixing with its members.
They said that people who have suffered from social isolation have said they were inclined to deal with hot liquids, although the weather was required for example, drinking cold things, while the second group were more in tune with the weather they live and asked for cold drinks

 

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Recent statistics published in South Korea that the country has become the first country in the world able to provide rapid communication to the Internet almost all their inhabitants.
According to a report issued by the South Korean government that more than 15 million homes (or 95 percent of all housing in the country) has been networking speed internet access (broadband). The report stated that more than 620,000 new houses have linked the Internet rapidly during the last year alone.
Analysts say South Korea has in the last ten years of excellence on the United States and other rich countries in linking their communities connected to the Internet.

 

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