Facebook Addiction can be Very Dangerous Some Times – For many Facebook users, the urge to like a kitten video or snoop on a high-school flame is almost irresistible. As it turns out, this type of “Facebook addiction” may show up in the brain: A new study found that the brains of people who report compulsive urges to use the social networking site show some brain patterns similar to those found in drug addicts. However, the parallel isn’t perfect: Compulsive Facebook users may have more activity in impulsive systems in the brain, but the brain regions that inhibit this behavior seem to work just fine, unlike in the brains of cocaine addicts.
Alaska: A pretty lady who seemed drunk downed into quicksand of Alaska, the largest state of United States of America. The lady was not in her full conscious while walking alongside the forest and eventually she fell down in mud. Later she realized that it was not just mud, it was quicksand, a common thing in Alaska. The beautiful lady was walking alone alongside the road near one of the forests in Alaska and she was not aware about the quicksand into the forest. The lady could have been avoided the incident if she had in her proper senses. Unfortunately there was no person near her who could help her on getting her out of the quicksand. Whenever a person drowns into quicksand of Alaska, it is very essential to for the person to control the nerves and must not try to move much otherwise he or she can drown quicker and faster. The lady seemed drunk because she did not call for any kind of help or did not try to get out of the mud and consequently it swallowed her in no time. Usually, th...