... depression. Moreover, the degree of these deviations increased with the severity of maternal symptoms: the more signs of depression the mother exhibited, the weaker the delta reaction and the stronger the theta activity. However, the most intriguing effect was observed in daughters. Among girls who had never suffered from depression, the strength of the delta reaction was lower the more pronounced depressive symptoms their mothers exhibited. In other words, a muted brain response to errors could ...

... is the largest platform for trading cryptocurrency options, accounting for over 85% of the global market for these derivatives. Nearly all global activity in Bitcoin and Ethereum options is centralized on Deribit, which means events on this exchange effectively set the tone for the entire crypto derivatives market. Major players, including hedge funds and family offices, use Deribit for hedging risks and speculating on BTC and ETH prices, leading to record levels of open interest. The fact that total ...

... exacerbates geopolitical tensions. The US actively supports its companies in the fields of AI and semiconductors, investing in infrastructure and restricting access for Chinese companies to critical components. However, DeepSeek's success might call the effectiveness of this strategy into question. Possible Consequences for the US Stock Market Experts warn that the threat from DeepSeek may result in: A decline in the stock prices of American tech companies, especially those whose business models depend ...

... companies and the market as a whole: Full Decoupling (hard decoupling). In a hard scenario, the U.S. imposes additional tariffs on most Chinese goods, may cancel existing trade agreements, and intensify sanctions against Chinese companies. Such a policy effectively “severs” trade relationships, forcing companies to restructure their supply chains. According to S&P Global, in a "hard" scenario, the U.S. is prepared to impose new tariffs ranging from 104% to 145%. For companies, this would ...

... solely based on professional and personal qualities, **appearance can still significantly influence decisions**—especially in highly competitive environments. Previous scientific studies support this notion. Psychologists have long described the halo effect: we tend to attribute other positive traits to attractive and charismatic individuals (“what is beautiful is good”). Unconsciously, a person’s appearance and charm shape our overall impression of their competence, reliability, or even morality....