The Harvard Gazette

Physical Endurance

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The new wearable system would be made from soft, stretchable, assistive devices, which would help improve physical endurance for soldiers in the field.

Smart suit improves physical endurance

Harvard’s Wyss Institute receives $2.6M from DARPA to develop suit

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DateJuly 19, 2012October 6, 2016

“People perceive those who do good and evil to have more efficacy, more willpower, and less sensitivity to discomfort. By perceiving themselves as good or evil, people embody these perceptions, actually becoming more capable of physical endurance,” says researcher Kurt Gray, a doctoral student in psychology at Harvard.

Strength in naughty or nice

Research says good or evil actions can lead to improved physical performance

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DateApril 19, 2010July 25, 2019