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A Certified Psychopath Reveals What It's Like To Be One

As seen in the movies, psychopaths are heartless people who enjoy watching their victims suffer and die. Not all psychopaths are killers, though. Some are just incredibly charming pathological liars who use other people in getting what they want.

By Maria Leonila Masculino

Update: Right Cup Doubles Funding Goal, May Enter The Market Soon

Innovation has turned ordinary things into something special. Just like turning water into something flavoured without adding anything.
Know Your Beef: Here's What USDA Beef Grades Actually Mean

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) approves all beef and ranks them according to tenderness, juiciness and flavour. Do you know what each grade means though?
Study: Poverty Linked To Neurological Impairment Among Children

A new study has suggested that poverty may increase the risk of developing neurological impairment. A new study has suggested that poverty may increase the risk of developing neurological impairment.
Heartbreaking Story Behind The Shrimp Industry: Slaves In Thailand May Have Peeled Them For You

A heartbreaking story was recently revealed by an investigation conducted by AP in the booming shrimp industry in Thailand. Turns out, shrimps sold by global supermarkets are peeled by enslaved workers in Thailand.
It's Not All About The Donut: Krispy Kreme Opens A Store Starbucks-Style in North Carolina

Krispy Kreme is about to up their game to keep its sales afloat. The company unveiled a brand new story that bears more resemblance to Starbucks than the typical doughnut shop.
Syrian Refugees News: Girl Spends Birthday Raising $2,000 for Syrian Refugees with Hot Chocolate Stand

Most six year old kids these days already have a plan in mind for their birthday next year. A bouncy castle, a pool party or a fun park bonanza. But for a little Canadian Girl, she decided to spend her birthday helping Syrian Refugees with hot chocolate.
Want Better Diet? Canned Fruits and Vegetables Linked to Healthier Diet

In a recent U.S Study, it was found that people who eat canned fruits and vegetables may lead a healthier diet in life compared to those people who do not consume canned goods. Is that even possible?
Chipotle's New Food Safety Protocols, Starting From the Ground Up - Will This Zero Out Salmonella Outbreaks?

Chipotle has had a bad rap because of the many salmonella outbreaks it had to endure when it comes to food borne illnesses in these past six months. But the Mexican grill is trying it's best to make sure everything is clean and salmonella free.
Fig & Olive Salmonella Outbreak: Possible Source from Items Not Made Fresh

In a recent salmonella outbreak from the Fig & Olive Restaurants in Washington earlier this fall reveals that the high end food chain is heavily dependent on pre-made and pre-cooked frozen from a supplier in New York.
Hangover Resistant Gifted People – What's Their Secret?

Based on studies, a quarter of people do not suffer hangovers after a night of heavy drinking. What could be their secret?
Parents Take Caution: Even Preschoolers Can Exhibit Symptoms of Depression

It has become apparent that children as young as three years old can experience major depression. A report from Time says that another discovery proves that contributes to increasing evidence that the mental condition, depression, can also impact kids.
Pomegranates Can Treat Alzheimer's Disease And Have An Anti-Aging Effect

Experts found out that an Asian fruit with a small translucent red seeds is beneficial to human body as it can prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease as well as promotes anti- aging effects.
Schizophrenia Can Possibly Be Treated With A Bodybuilding Diet

Schizophrenia can possibly be treated with a specialized type of diet, which was normally used by body builders to strengthen their muscle without gaining weight.
Appendicitis Can Be Cured With Antibiotics, Study Says

Curing appendicitis with antibiotics is safer and cheaper instead of a surgery, according to a new study.