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Why Doesn't Time Flow Backwards?

26 diggs Science

Physicist Sean Carroll talks about one of the deepest mysteries of time.

DO YOU KNOW KNOWLEDGE?

This Simple Philosophical Puzzle Shows How Difficult It Is To Know Something

11 diggs nautil.us Curious

The unassuming vignettes in the Gettier problem point to a much bigger issue

HANS ON EDUCATOR

Three Minutes With Hans Rosling Will Change Your Mind About The World

12 diggs Nature World

This physician and epidemiologist has influenced leaders from Melinda Gates to Fidel Castro. Now, he is on a new mission.

OUCH!

The Science Of Laser Hair Removal, In Slow Motion

21 diggs Science

Lasers use hair to kill hair.

WILL THE BIG APPLE FLOAT

How To Save New York City From Rising Seas

44 diggs Rolling Stone Cities

Will a $3 billion wall keep lower Manhattan above water?

IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE

Why Revolutionaries Love Spicy Food

6 diggs nautil.us Food

The neuropsychological link between the chili pepper and risk-taking

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Your Gut Is A Second Brain

16 diggs Health

What if how you think and feel isn’t controlled just by your brain and central nervous system?

A STIFF DECISION

The Case For Freezing Your Body And Waiting For Resuscitation

17 diggs waitbutwhy.com Science

You probably think cryonics are nonsense. Here’s why you might be wrong.

UNFRIENDSHIPS

How A Mental Disorder Gives Us A Unique Insight Into The Facebook Age

3 diggs nautil.us Human Nature

Capgras Syndrome distorts the relationship between recognition and familiarity. So does social media.

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INVISIBLE OR ABSENT?

The Case Against Dark Matter

46 diggs quantamagazine.org Space

A proposed theory of gravity does away with dark matter, even as new astrophysical findings challenge the need for galaxies full of the invisible mystery particles.

THERE'S NO APP FOR THAT

Empathy And Connection In The Age Of The Smartphone

5 diggs The New York Review of BooksHuman Nature

Is new communication technology degrading the quality of human relationships?

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The JetJat Ultra Nano Drone

6 diggs store.digg.com Digg Store

This one-touch takeoff drone offers super-smooth flights for all pilots, no matter how much of a newb you are.

WE'RE HANGING OUT LATER

Yes, Trees Have A Social Life

5 diggs e360.yale.edu Science

A forester makes the case that trees are sentient, feeling beings

WHO SAYS SCIENCE DOESN’T PAY

These Professors Make More Than a Thousand Bucks An Hour Peddling Mega-Mergers

21 diggs ProPublica Economics

The economists are leveraging their academic prestige with secret reports justifying corporate concentration. Their predictions are often wrong and consumers pay the price.

MEAT+CELLPHONE = HUMAN

An Illustrated Guide To Math

4 diggs The New Yorker Funny

Don’t worry, you will learn no actual mathematics

WOULD YOU MOVE BACK?

Fukushima Five Years Later

1 digg World

The Japanese Prime Minister has announced plans to clean up Fukushima, the site of a massive 2011 nuclear disaster, and move former residents back by spring 2017. But not everyone wants to go back.

COLLECTIVE WISDOM 2.0

This Simple Trick Is Sharpening The Hive Mind

4 diggs aeon.co Human Nature

Start by realizing that some people’s judgments deserve more weight than others.

NIGHTMARES ARE CLASSIFIED

This Is What It’s Like To Be A Psychiatrist At Guantanamo

1 digg The New York Times Health

Doing medicine under secrecy, mistrust and the shadow of interrogation limited doctors’ ability to treat mental illness.

SPECTRUM OF LIES

Why Parents Try Fringe Therapies For Autism

19 diggs spectrumnews.org Health

How should parents navigate the seemingly endless array of diets, supplements, high-tech therapies and other options?

FELL FAR FROM THE TREE

Humans Are Still Evolving — And We Can Watch It Happen

7 diggs sciencemag.org Science

Large genomic databases are allowing researchers to see our traits evolve.

DON'T LOOK DOWN

The Strange Brain Of The World’s Greatest Solo Climber

48 diggs nautil.us Science

An MRI examination of Alex Honnold’s brain shows an unusual lack of fear response.

PHYSICS IN FULL COLOR

This Is What Got The Head Of The Institute For Advanced Study Into Physics

3 diggs Vimeo Human Nature

An animated short takes us into physicist Robbert Dijkgraaf’s childhood wonders.

SEX ISN'T SELLING

Why Millennials Aren’t Having Sex

40 diggs Washington Post Studies

Younger millennials — born in the 1990s — are more than twice as likely to be sexually inactive in their early 20s as the previous generation was.

A BITTER PILL

I Told My Doctors My Drug History. Yet They Gave Me Opioids Without Counseling

13 diggs statnews.com Drugs

An epidemic of painkiller addictions isn’t always given the attention it deserves by hospitals and doctors.

THEORETICAL COOKING

A Unified Theory Of Deliciousness From The Owner Of The Momofuku Noodle Bar

6 diggs Wired Food

The secret code to unleashing the world’s most amazing flavors has a lot to do with paradox.

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