Are You a Supertaster?
Published on 08/26/2024Having food preferences is perfectly natural; everyone has favorite foods! Among the variations in how humans perceive taste, one fascinating group stands out: supertasters. How do supertasters experience food, and why?
Custody and Child Preferences
Published on 08/25/2024In the state of Tennessee, a 12-year-old child involved in a custody arrangement where parents split custody 50/50 has certain rights that are recognized by the courts. One of the key considerations is the child’s right to have their preferences taken into account.
Functional Beverages
Published on 08/22/2024Functional beverages can be a beneficial addition to a balanced diet, offering targeted nutritional and health benefits. However, consumers should remain informed about the ingredients and their potential effects.
Leveraging Game Theory and Gambling Strategies for Smarter Trading and Investing
Published on 08/21/2024In the world of trading and investing, the line between strategy and speculation can often seem blurred. However, by borrowing techniques from disciplines such as game theory and gambling, traders can enhance their decision-making processes, manage risk more effectively, and improve their overall performance. In this blog post, we will explore how game theory and gambling strategies like the Kelly Criterion can be applied to trading and investing to gain an edge in the markets.
Vital Visits: The Importance of Regular Dental Check-Ups
Published on 08/20/2024Regular visits to the dentist can reduce the risk of some serious complications by catching and treating gum disease early. The repercussions of neglecting these visits can be more pressing and consequential than one might think.
Why Isn't Pluto a Planet Anymore?
Published on 08/19/2024In 2006, the International Astronomical Union formally defined "planet." Since then, Pluto has not been called a planet. What is the definition of a planet, and why does Pluto not meet the criteria?
Zoomie Zoom Zoom Zoom!
Published on 08/18/2024Does your cat ever get intense bursts of energy with puffed-up fur and wide eyes, jump onto furniture, or rapidly sprint around the house or room to room with no apparent reason? This behavior is called the “zoomies”.
Viva Elvis Week!
Published on 08/15/2024What is Elvis Week? How does it impact Memphis?
The Booming Growth of GLP-1 Drugs and Their Economic Ripple Effect
Published on 08/14/2024The pharmaceutical landscape is witnessing a paradigm shift with the rise of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, originally developed for treating Type 2 diabetes. These drugs, now widely used for weight management, are not only transforming patient lives but are also driving substantial growth for companies who make these drugs.
Chilling Poolside Panic
Published on 08/13/2024Get a glimpse into the reality of living with a legitimate phobia.
Supporting Teachers
Published on 08/12/2024Teachers shape the minds and characters of the next generation, and by supporting them, we can ensure that teachers are nurturing well-educated, capable, and responsible citizens. How can you support local teachers?
O, AB, Baby!
Published on 08/11/2024Blood type O stands out as the "universal donor," and offers unmatched versatility during transfusions, but its benefits come with unique challenges, like the need for type-specific donations in emergency situations. On the other hand, AB blood type, the rarest of all, holds the title of "universal recipient," yet its rarity and complex health implications make it a fascinating subject of medical research. Both blood types illustrate the intricate balance of benefits and risks that come with our genetic makeup.