Preference for Positive, Happy Words
Scientists have used a massive data set of billions of words from actual usage to find that people around the world use more happy words than sad words.
Science Literacy, Education, Communication
Scientists have used a massive data set of billions of words from actual usage to find that people around the world use more happy words than sad words.
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