February 15, 2017

If someone’s loud eating sets your teeth on edge, there’s a scientific reason why.  It’s called misophonia and researchers found a part of the brain that goes into overdrive when some people hear loud chewing, slurping soup or even repeated pen clicks. The condition was identified over a decade ago but this is the first evidence to explain why it happens. Source Link
 
As baseball spring training gets underway, fans of the Dodgers, Giants, A’s, Angels and Mariners should be dreading those long road trips to come. A look at 20 years of Major League games found that jet lag significantly affects player performance, especially when it’s travel from west to east. Base runners were slower and pitchers gave up more runs. Source Link
 
It’s like a swear jar for your personal finances and it could be an easy way to save more. Testing showed that people were able to sock away more money by paying for their own bad habits. The testers set aside a dollar in savings for every dollar spent on indulgences like alcohol and fast food. Source Link