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Peter Singer: Animal suffering is human responsibility

about 8 hours ago

What does it mean to live ethically in our interconnected world? Author...

Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant?

about 15 hours ago

Our Universe, as we understood it, underwent a radical change at the...

The Empire reflects back: Rome’s lasting influence on British culture

1 day ago

The English, like the Romans and Russians, once thought they were the...

Why I’m writing OUTLAST: a book about resilience (and hope)

1 day ago

Longtime readers of The Nightcrawler may have noticed something shift in me...

The CIA method for making quick decisions under stress

1 day ago

What if the path out of overwhelm was less about doing more...

The Universe is not symmetric

1 day ago

When you wave at yourself in the mirror, your reflection waves back...

You cannot put the wind in a bag: How we learned to see nature

2 days ago

We are taught how to see When a healthy child is born,...

What to know about vaccines in the do-your-own-research era

3 days ago

The United States used to be a very different place not so...

The passion trap: The misguided advice that limits creativity and drives burnout

3 days ago

The flame of passion becomes obvious to those who work closely with...

Romance at White Castle: How to do business the “evergreen” way

3 days ago

As a former associate partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers during...

The most “boring” part of cosmic history shaped our modern Universe

4 days ago

It was 13.8 billion years ago that our Universe, as we know...

The world’s longest train journey is epic — but nobody’s ever taken it

4 days ago

The mountains of northern Laos are beautiful, but tough to negotiate. By...