The “Dry January” is over! If you have enjoyed the experience of a life never diluted by a single drop of alcohol, know that you can extend it over the holidays. Stepping away from the intoxicating substance even when it’s time to board can get trendy with the “sober curious” move. decryption. A drink after … Read more
According to a recent American study, women do not hesitate to embellish the sexual performance of their male partner, in order to maintain their “virility”. Some are even ready to fake orgasms, letting their pleasure fade into the background. In bed, many men are obsessed with what they see as “sexual performance obligations.” So much … Read more
What if the appeal of vegetarian dishes is a matter of diversity? A recent UK study shows that the more vegetarian options there are in the dishes offered in a restaurant, the more consumers will skip meat. Why ? Because ” having more choices can give the impression that these options are desirable and therefore … Read more
Researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed an amazing system for the visually impaired, consisting of a 3D camera, worn like glasses, and a cover with haptic feedback that uses vibrations to indicate the presence of nearby obstacles. In an article on arXiv, for future publication in a scientific journal, Manuel Zahn … Read more
The curse of the climate, methane, like CO2, is a potent greenhouse gas. Often associated with animal husbandry or waste management, it is also released via gas stoves, according to new research. According to the Stanford researchers who conducted this study, the annual methane emissions from all gas stoves in American homes would have a … Read more
“Today, 1 in 2 vacancies is invisible to those who do not have the right contact, the right tip. » To combat this lack of transparency and provide opportunities for those who do not have the right contacts, Chance, a coaching agency, launched the #ProvoconsLaChance campaign. An initiative to share your address book with as … Read more
With the campaign “February without a supermarket”, everyone is invited to take a closer look at their way of consuming. For a month we say goodbye to supermarkets and hello to small producers. To support you in your challenge, here are some good things to do. The Dry January and the Veganuary have just ended. … Read more
Victory is at the end of the road… For former cancer patients, the ‘right to be forgotten’ should soon be reduced from ten to five years. Those who apply for a loan from the bank no longer have to report their illness five years after the end of their treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc.). Facilitate borrowing … Read more
Whether to relieve the discomfort of vaginal dryness or to facilitate certain sexual practices, lubricant is an important ally in terms of intimate well-being. But it’s not always easy to find the ideal product, especially since most commercial lubricants contain synthetic fragrances, silicones and other ingredients that can irritate our genitals or be harmful to … Read more
Environmental activist 22, Nathan Metenier, a year and a half young climate advisor, is responsible for advocacy for the Youth and Environment Europe network. He is being held with the leaders of major corporations and heads of state from around the world to put the weight of youth in environmental policy. A long-term work that … Read more