Learned from My Seat Pocket

WHILE TRAPPED in a waiting room or strapped into a seat, I flip through printed pages more than I realise. Today I learned that people will cut their electricity usage if told that their neighbours use less than they do. [1]

A photo from my brother proves honeysuckle climbs and twists clockwise while morning glories on a trellis at home wind counter-clockwise.

I make more than double the number of searches Google users make each month. ComScore says the average person seeks 55.

When I'm stressed, I use the backspace key less. [2]

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1. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, vol 34, p 913.

2. Lisa Vizer explains why in the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhcs.2009.07.005).

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