Here’s the thing: science is often used for good … until it isn’t. Consider the following an incomplete example of us using our brains for ill.
We’ve long treated trauma-emboldened sleep disorders by treating the trauma. A pioneering group of researchers believe that we should do the opposite.
We have all the technologies needed to make the electric grid run on renewables and lower pollution.
According to the musings of one cunning linguist, it’s totally fine to swear around your children.
Learn from the authors of Corked: Tales of Advantage in Competitive Sports, Brian J. Love and Michael L. Burns, why so many home runs are being hit in the majors lately.
A new study released by our resident expert in studies, Douglas Ross, has found that 25% of all studies support everything you believe. Everything.
I spent a lot of time thinking about what other people thought of me. It was exhausting, until I realized something.
Back in the 19th century, wars were fought over the guano trade. However, in analyzing what is left behind may help us fight climate change.
Mileva Marić Einstein, a gifted scientist in her own right, may have played a bigger role in Einstein’s work than we know, with some believing that his famous theory of relativity was actually hers.
