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.
What’s Really Behind Baseball’s Home Run Surge?
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 Woman Discovered the Greenhouse Effect – We Don’t Know Her Name
While we’ve long known of the “greenhouse effect,” we know very little of the woman who authored the term.
AI Believes We Express Emotions the Same Six Ways – That Is a Problem
As it has been long established, humans are subject to six unifying emotions. However, with the birth of technology that mimics us for our benefit, this represents a problem.
The God Complex: If We’re Refusing Religion, Are We Ready to Accept the Truth?
As a species, we’re drifting away from religion. However, if we accept that there’s nothing greater out there, are we fine with being the sole occupants of the void? I think not.
When Do We Start Treating Humanoid Robots Like People?
We can’t stop it, humanoid robots are coming. However, with growing technology making them more lifelike, when do we start treating them like people?
First Black Hole Photo Confirms Einstein’s Theory of Relativity
History’s first photograph of a black hole proves both the march of our technology and Einstein’s famous theory of relativity.
There’s a Link Between Poor Gut Health and Depression
A group of Belgian researchers endeavored to answer a simple question: Does bad food enable depression, or is it the other way around?
Science: Some People Are Annoying for No Reason
Well, it’s official. Science believes that we are split into two camps. The people who annoy us constantly, and everyone else.
New Poll Shows “Karen” from Facebook More Credible than CDC, FDA, WHO
It’s official. Your mom’s friend Karen is more credible than government-funded medical professionals.