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Why Do We Laugh?

9 February 2020   0

ift.tt/39kvlFF Why Do We Laugh? We laugh even before we…

A Flat Earther’s Steamy Attempt at Proof

27 November 2017   0

  Today, a man plans to launch himself in a…

The “Birds Are Not Dinosaurs” Movement

24 November 2017   0

A huge quantity of evidence shows that birds are dinosaurs,…

The Detritus of War, 1916

15 November 2016   0

blogs.scientificamerican.com/anecdotes-from-the-archive/the-detritus-of-war-1916/ The steady advance of the Allies in this four…

The Rise of Neo-Geocentrism

3 November 2016   0

ift.tt/2ff3xbf You are a born narcissist. You know you are…

What Would a Machine as Smart as God Want?

31 October 2016   0

ift.tt/2eWju8p One upside—or is it a downside?—of being such a…

Tangled Up in Spacetime

26 October 2016   0

ift.tt/2ffbzUf “All the world’s a stage…,” Shakespeare wrote, and physicists…

Should We Let Uploaded Brains Take Over the World?

18 October 2016   0

ift.tt/2dkt5G4 The human brain is, by some accounts, the most…

New Billion-Star Map Reveals Secrets of the Milky Way

14 September 2016   0

ift.tt/2cxgDAX The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the largest,…