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10 Brainy facts that will make you fell awesome

1)Most of the intelligent men and women are more easily annoyed by people in general.

2)It is estimated that millions  of tress in the world are accidentally planted by squirrels who bury nut and forget where they hide them.

3)Music has been known to build an emotional bond between people, so singing in group actually bring closer together.

4)Being single will save you a thousand times more stress than being in the wrong relationship.

5)Crying is how your body speaks when your mouth can't speak the pain.

6)Seteriophobia is a psychological condition which causes a person to refuse depending on other out of fear of being disappointed.

7)Eating a piece of chocolate at breakfast can help to stabilize your mood and increase happiness through out the day.

8)Nutella was invented during WWII, when an Italian pastry maker mixed hazelnuts into chocolates to extend his chocolate ration.

9)When you stand up quickly from sitting position dizzy, it's known as "Orthostatic Hypotension".

10)People who are more intelligent tend to go bed later and get up earlier.

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