Dispensary Corner 27 Jan 17
January 27, 2017
WHAT’s the secret of a long,
happy marriage?
Positive pillow talk apparently.
Researchers discovered the
couples who had positive
communication before going to
bed were more intimate with
each other and significantly less
stressed out.
The research was centred
around service member couples
in Oregon.
It explained that when you share
something good, the recipient of
information is actively happy for
you, with the recipient’s ‘mirror
neurons’ firing - heightening
the positive experience for both
parties.
Pee-cycling is a new thing - the
Ann Arbor school in the University
of Michigan, US, sees fertiliser
value in urine and has installed a
split-bowl toilet in a campus
engineering building.
The split-bowl sends
solid waste to a
treatment plant,
but routes urine
to a holding tank
downstairs, from
which it is treated and eventually
used to create fertilizers that will
be applied on the grounds of the
university’s botanical gardens.
Urine contributors will have
the opportunity to register their
thoughts on a tablet computer
located in the restroom.
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