14 Facts about humans and human behaviour that will simply amaze you!

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1. When a person dies, they have 7.  minutes of brain activity left. its the mind playing back the person's memories in a dream sequence.

2. Researchers say that you can fool your mind into thinking that you are happy and smiling if you put a pencil in between your teeth.

3. 70% people enjoy old songs because of the memories they've attach to them.

4. Kissing releases OXYTOCIN in the brain, hormone that strengthen the emotional bond between two people.

5. Psychology says that playing video games makes you more creative.

6. CLINOMANIA is the excessive desire to stay in bed all day

7. Research suggests that laziness is just a common part of being a teenager and doesn't reflect bad behaviour.

8. Most people text faster when it's someone they like.

9. People who understand sarcasm well are often good at reading people's mind.

10. Men and women who listen to similar music tend to be better communicators and have longer lasting relationships.

11. 98% time when someone says they have to ask you a question, you think all the bad things you've done recently.

12.The average person has 3 to 5 best friends, and usually hates one person in their social group.

13. Women with higher IQ's have a harder time finding a mate intelligent women would rather remain single than be with the wrong person.

14. Psychology says that people who are lying to you tend to look up and their left.

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