Стивен Джуан - Могут ли поцелуи продлить жизнь?
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Доктор Стивен Джуан – ученый-антрополог, автор мировых бестселлеров «Странности нашего тела» и «Странности нашего мозга». Родился и вырос в США, сейчас живет в Австралии, где преподает в университете и выступает на радио и телевидении. В новой книге доктор Джуан продолжает искать объяснение самым странным странностям нашей жизни.
Можно ли доверять детектору лжи?
Почему беременных тошнит по утрам?
Почему одних людей комары кусают чаще других?
Можно ли клонировать неандертальца?
Можно ли определить характер человека по его ушам?
Ответы на эти и другие вопросы вы найдете в этой книге.
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