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How our sense of beauty takes shape in the brain
about 8 hours ago
A new study tries to map why humans can experience beauty collectively
Why doing nothing is good for your brain
1 day ago
The case for not filling up every minute of your day
How AI can help with early schizophrenia diagnosis
1 day ago
The speech of people with schizophrenia sounds subtly different from their healthy...
AI researcher Jacob Coxon quit, fearing extinction. Security experts see a familiar fight
2 days ago
An Anthropic researcher quit over fears of runaway AI. His colleague who...
Unique, mathematical 60-sided "Go First Dice" go on display
2 days ago
Researchers devised the dice to solve a tricky math problem: When playing...
‘Odd couple’ black holes can find each other in space
2 days ago
Two studies find signs of strange black hole binary systems
Giant armored crustaceans survive thanks to a gene stolen from bacteria
2 days ago
Scientists have long wondered how these bizarre creatures endured for years without...
The Atlantic hurricane season just quietly broke a new weather record
2 days ago
The Atlantic Ocean has never seen a year without a hurricane since...
25 years after 9/11, survivors are still getting sick—here are the numbers
2 days ago
A quarter of a century after the Twin Towers fell, those who...
Are AI chatbots making us less human?
2 days ago
What do we lose when machines become our closest confidants?
Why the Swift telescope was so special
2 days ago
NASA’s formidable gamma-ray burst hunter is doomed to soon reenter Earth’s atmosphere...
El Niño fuels wildfires in Indonesia, sickening some 100,000 people
3 days ago
The fires are burning peatlands, which can release more particulate matter into...