Star Trek’s Big Tent
With its diversity and acceptance, it seems that Star Trek was the original disruptive innovation of the 1960s.
Science & Technology
When Curiosity Kills The Human
The positive side of new research that suggest humans will pursue their curiosity despite it being painful.
What Your Musical Preferences Say About Your Personality
A new study demonstrates how our musical preferences can show how empathetic and/or logical we are.
Why “Useless” Knowledge Still Has Value
The first question everyone asked after the existence of gravity waves were proved was: “How is this useful to?” To which Geoff Mitelman answers: “It matters even if it IS ‘useless.'”
5 Lessons That The Theory Of Relativity Teaches Us
Is it possible for science to teach us life lessons?
Does Facebook Bring Us Closer To Kevin Bacon?
A new study released that thanks to Facebook, we are only 3.57 degrees of separation away from Kevin Bacon. But… are we really?
What Conflicting Cancer Studies Can Teach Us About Life
A new study says it’s our environment that causes cancer. Another says the exact opposite. Somewhere in the middle, there is a deep lesson.