Every day, the same, again
Researchers want to 3-D print pizza for astronauts.
London skyscraper melts cars, fries eggs.
Women selling positive pregnancy tests on Craigslist.
Drones are slow and noisy; they fly at a low altitude; and they require time to hover over a potential target before being used. The only real way for the United States to use them would be to first destroy Syrian planes and anti-aircraft batteries.
The man whose smelly hallucinations predict the weather.
Number of drivers who say they feel road rage has doubled, poll finds.
Alcohol breaks brain connections needed to process social cues.
During a normal conversation, your brain is constantly adjusting the volume to soften the sound of your own voice and boost the voices of others in the room. New research could lend insight into schizophrenia and mood disorders that arise when brain circuitry goes awry and individuals hear voices other people do not hear..
Single gene change increases mouse lifespan by 20 percent.
People who look young for their age live longer.
Why the other queue always seem to move faster than yours.
Memento and Personal Identity.
What’s more powerful in negotiating: dirty tricks or being a decent person?
What simple thing kills many relationships?
We’ve been looking at ant intelligence the wrong way.
Recent literature suggests that individuals may consume less food when it is served on red plates.
Truffle Hunting: Why dogs have surpassed pigs.
Just How Bad is Fukushima Fish?
Unlike other weekly news magazines, The Economist refers to itself as a newspaper. Why?
Scientific Speed Reading: How to Read 300% Faster in 20 Minutes.
Ministry of Sound sues Spotify for copyright infringement. Lawsuit focuses on playlists created on streaming music service that mirror dance brand’s compilation albums.
How the BlackBerry CEOs lost an empire. [Thanks Tim]
Meet 4chan’s /x/philes, investigators of the Internet’s strangest mysteries.
From the other lines in the song, we have come to understand that you may in fact be a ‘God.’ Yet if this were the case — and we, of course, take you at your word — we wonder why you do not more frequently employ your omnipotence to change time and space to better suit your own personal whims.
