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'Best Leaf Musician' in China Wants More People to Play the Leaves - Here's His Lesson on How to Do it Yourself

This Chinese musician has been playing the "cheapest instrument in the world" for over 30 years - and he wants to teach more people how to play it.

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If You Worry About Having ADHD, Don't Despair - Scientists Now Believe Leonardo da Vinci Had It Too

"I hope that Leonardo's legacy can help us to change some of the stigma around ADHD," said the researcher who led the study.

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How a 97-Year-old Artist Used Doodles to Save His Beloved Hometown From Being Torn Down

When the government was threatening to knock down Huang Yung-fu's hometown, he picked up a paintbrush and got to work.

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Passengers Surprised With Train Full of Flowers - and Their Reactions Are Bloomin' Beautiful

London train passengers were stunned to be welcomed on board today with a breathtaking floral display celebrating this week's Chelsea Flower Show.

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Music Takes 13 Minutes to 'Release Sadness' and 9 to Make You Happy, Says New Study

Musical scientists have finally determined the exact amount of time it takes for music ease symptoms of depression and anxiety.

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Still Bored in Quarantine? This Website Makes It Really Easy to Learn Morse Code

If you're still looking for sources of entertainment during the novel coronavirus shutdowns, this app can teach you Morse code in 15 minutes.

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Riding a Toboggan Down a Swiss Mountain is a Breath of Fresh Alpine Air for This Week - Watch

This minute-long video of a scenic toboggan run in the Swiss mountains is the perfect distraction from your social media feed.

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20 Dutch Musicians Weave Together Beethoven's Best Melody From Their Own Homes-And the Results Are Glorious

The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra members each recorded their instruments from their own homes to produce Beethoven's 9th Symphony for the world.