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Ignorance and Uncertainty
An exploration of how people think and talk about what they and others don't know, how they respond to unknowns, and ...
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How the Internet Affects Your Memory
Scientists recently discovered a link between human memory and the use of internet search engines. They conducted a series of experiments that measured whether people would be likely to recall information if they knew they would be able to retrieve it later via the internet. The study...
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Ties Between Stress and Depression Meet in the Brain, in the Genes
Sweaty palms, tense muscles, short breath -- most of us know well the symptoms of stress, but we cannot always escape them. Whether from deadlines, interpersonal conflict, or financial strife, we endure regular stress. Studies over the last several years show that stress, often measured by...
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We Humans Have no Control
We may be far from truth when we say, “I have full control over my actions". Not all actions are results of our consc...
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Improving Life by Adopting an Altruistic Philosophy of Living
There is only one sensible approach to living: take good care of each other by taking those steps necessary to make ...
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Final Definitions of All Types of Relative Clauses in Egyptian and in General, via Boole and Venn
In the decades of the twenty-first century lying ahead, it will become ever more important to analyze language less a...
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Scientific Peer Reviews: Some Good, Some Bad, and Some Ugly
Scientific publication is carefully done--but also conservative. Still, this does not mean peer review is always is ...
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Do We Need a Science of Veracity to Counter Bad Science, Pseudoscience, Myths and Conspiracy Theories?
Psychologists lead the field in helping us to identify, explain and understand irrational thinking. Myth-busting researchers in many other different disciplines and areas, from the philosophy of science to amateur essayists, have authored works on fallacies, myths, conspiracy theories,...
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Two Goats and a Car: The Monty Hall Problem and Probability Go Digital
This article analyzes the empirical structure of language in digital fashion. Digital analysis should be to linguisti...
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- The Cost of Dementia in the United States
- Heart Disease in Women: An Underestimated Problem
Blogs and Books
- Did Popeye Really Increase Spinach Consumption and Production by 33 percent in 1936?
- Routine Activities Theory, The Internet and the 15-Year Crime Drop
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Rebutter's RbutR Free Rebuttal Facility Is Likely to be the Next Big Thing, 'Ahh but Ahh', How Useful Will it be for Verity?
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NASA’s Science: A Betrayal of Trust
- Punterization in the Spin@ge: The USDA is Bull-Spreading on Spinach, Iron and Vitamin C
- Peak Oil 2: Oil Formation, Exploration, and Recovery
- Sandy Slams New York
- Separating oil with a centrifuge, not new technology
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Blue whales!
- Fracking
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Beyond Plate Tectonics: Consequence of Earth's Formation as a Jupiter-Like Gas Giant
- Time-Travel for Science Revolutions: Inseparability of Science History and Discovery
- How I Discovered Manev
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