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100 percent fruit juice is still 100 percent sugar.
After his breakout performance as Breaking Bad’s Walter White — and after playing dad Hal in Malcolm in the Middle — it might seem that Bryan Cranston’s always been as […]
Everything on Earth is made of atoms and their building blocks. Without this one rule, they’d never make anything interesting. Take a look around you at everything on Earth. If […]
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Rote memorization doesn't cut it for theoretical physicist Michio Kaku. Here's why.
When approached with wonder and awe, science is full of divine fingerprints.
It's far earlier than most teams currently do.
If virtue is insufficient temptation, then the internet makes sure we are never lacking.
New technology could predict cancer up to 5 years in advance.
A new first-of-its-kind study puts a number on how political lobbyists can change the course of climate policy.
A sobering look at the prospects for kids not wealthy enough to fail upward.
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When it comes to leadership, we're quite picky on who we let govern us.
Medical science finally acknowledges what workers have known for years.
The world's always been changing, but it feels like it's never changed so quickly as it does now. What life skills will that render obsolete?
Nontraditional education options are on the rise.
Imagine how different our understanding of the Universe would be if we saw nothing beyond the Milky Way. Our corner of the Universe was gifted with a plethora of bright, nearby […]
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Are we witnessing the end of democracy in America?
For all the women in the world who never got the apology they needed, and all the men who haven't found the words, and above all for herself, Eve Ensler (THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES) wrote THE APOLOGY. In this searing, unflinching, often surprisingly funny conversation we talk about trauma, compassion, and what it means to apologize for real.
Forget the speed of light or the electron’s charge. This is the physical constant that really matters. Why is our Universe the way it is, and not some other way? There […]
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Humans are hardwired to believe in nonsense, says Michio Kaku. So what can we do about it?