The Washington Post on MSN3d
The good side of bad words: Cursing is linked to higher pain tolerance
Researchers are working to understand why swearing may help, and how to use it more effectively in a clinical setting ...
Independent.ie on MSN3h
Eurovision entrant forced to redo song over swear word similarity
A Eurovision Song Contest entrant has used the voice of BBC economics editor Faisal Islam on her track, after being forced to redo her song due to a word in the lyrics and title sounding similar to an ...
The New Zealand Herald5d
Swearing linked with increased pain tolerance and strength
Researchers have found a link between saying a swear word out loud and enduring discomfort for longer. Photo / 123RF Researchers are working to understand why swearing may help in a number of ...
Banning swearing in Formula One could be bad for drivers – a linguist explains
A swearing ban risks making team radio feel sanitised and staged, diminishing the very sense of access that made it compelling and exciting in the first place.