Search
Of course, the reality is even worse than these maps suggest.
Another week, another fresh batch of comments straight out of the Facebook. Did you make the cut?
Technology is allowing us to quantify exercise like never before, but turning activity into a game may be the most successful way to encourage fitness yet.
6mins
Get mad when you read the news these days? It's more than just what you're reading. When you perceives unfairness or inequality, says Molly Crockett, the brain receives it more-so as an attack on identity.
7mins
Should America stay out of other civil wars in other countries? This expert argues for rebel forces winning on their own terms.
New studies shed light on how Neanderthal DNA is affecting the appearance and behavior of modern humans.
Gulp. Is that you, Santa?
When asked if they had "many opportunities" to find success in their careers, 70% of the young people surveyed said "yes".
The results of this study may help scientists devise new drugs for pain and nicotine addiction.
Denying the possibility of immoral actions may be the very basis of our society.
12mins
Americans are inherently a little crazy. But now the crazy is being enabled by politicians in the White House and by the internet. How exactly did it get so bad?
Socrates: what a dummy.
Tesla founder Elon Musk is in talks with the governor of Puerto Rico to help rebuild the island’s power grid using Tesla technologies.
Why not just put your detectors in place of a giant mirror? “Look and think before opening the shutter. The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera.” -Yousuf […]
Scientists discover that ice in space bubbles, pops, and flows.
7mins
Heaven is a place on earth, says a major American thinker. And a certain awesome '80s pop song.
A number of US jurisdictions are starting to keep animal abuser registries, sparking a debate.
Feversham Academy in Bradford, England has profoundly improved its students’ performance by adding a lot more music to their curriculum.
Following 14,000 people since the 1940s, these cohort studies offer insights into parenting, education, health, and the impact of poverty.
For thousands of years, all over the world, we've told tales of monsters and the undead. Why? Aaron Mahnke, creator of the 'Lore' podcast, on the hunger for mystery.