Kids of same-sex parents are… pretty normal, according to an international study.
The Guardian reports on a geographically broad study – a study of studies from many different countries – that looked at same-sex couples and found […]
The Guardian reports on a geographically broad study – a study of studies from many different countries – that looked at same-sex couples and found […]
The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine looked (I’m tempted to say “longingly”) at the sex lives of middle-aged women, and found the main […]
Bolts magazine has an article by one of the researchers published in American Political Science Review who found that police interactions directly correlate with lower […]
A professor at the prestigious Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania – probably America’s most highly regarded business school – has found […]
Phys.org passes along research led by Dr. Katerina Johnson of Oxford and Dr. Karli Watson of UC Boulder, who found that the more social a […]
MIT Technology Review takes a serious look at the ramifications of having public discourse in private hands, especially when it comes to a written record […]
As a habitual night-owl, it pains me to consider this Scientific American interview with UC Berkeley neuroscientist Eti Ben Simon, whose research has shown that […]
A friend of mine clued me into this project. It really works and I encourage you to try it. Did you know cephalopods have been […]
SONG: “False Social Reality”. ARTIST: grant. SOURCE: Nature Communications 23 Aug 2022, “Americans experience a false social reality by underestimating popular climate policy support by […]
Nature looks at a “false social reality” that shapes our government policy – a persistent, mistaken belief across the population that underestimates support for climate-change […]
Maybe you saw this image on Twitter with a blurb like: Photo de Proxima du Centaure, l’étoile la plus proche du Soleil, située à 4,2 […]
Maybe a half-step beyond “I know it when I see it.” PC Gamer repeats reports of some strange technological applications allegedly being tested in China, […]
Science News examines the science of the Top 40, with a survey of the charts that found what goes into that first, breakthrough hit is […]
Scientific American interviews two Indiana University researchers, Debby Herbenick and Tsung-chieh (Jane) Fu, who’ve found that folks of all ages are getting a little less […]
Euronews.com reports on a new use for robots, to enforce social mores and good citizenship. Citizens seem less than pleased with the artificial politeness police, […]
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