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.
Six Facts from the Fourth National Climate Assessment
Sean Davis highlights six facts from the Fourth National Climate Assessment illustrating why we need to act now regarding climate change.
Hailing Ada Lovelace, the 19th Century Mother of Computer Science
Ada Lovelace was a woman two centuries before her time, pioneering the science behind whatever it is you’re reading this on. The true motherboard of computer science.
They Found Water on Mars Again, and This Is Why We Should Be Excited
Is there life on Mars? Dunno yet. But there’s certainly water on it, and this time we should get really excited.
Sci-gasm Podcast: The Science Behind Our Hate of Nickelback
We love to hate Nickelback. But why? This week, the insane minds of Sci-gasm delve into the culture of public opinion and the means scientists use to measure our collective hate.
Quitting Facebook Is Bad for Your Health: Study
Consider everyone riding the #DeleteFacebook bandwagon in ill health, as one study believes we need Facebook for our well-being.