How Humans Felt Love In Their Bodies 3,000 Ago: In Their Liver & Knees (M)
Ancient Akkadian texts give us a new perspective on feelings in the body, including love in the knees and anger in the feet.
Ancient Akkadian texts give us a new perspective on feelings in the body, including love in the knees and anger in the feet.
Reading this way is more than enriching—it could unlock new patterns of thought.
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The group eating the superfruit had improved memory and better access to words and concepts.
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