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“Me, Myself, and I”: The Increasing Narcissism of Western Music
Individualistic pronouns have grown more common in pop songs over the past half century
The Unlucky Ones: What It Feels Like to Get Struck By Lightning
A bolt may ignite seeming genius, but is more likely to deliver agony
See the Milky Way’s Galactic Bulge, Captured in Unprecedented Detail
60 million stars never looked so good
How City Rats Are Becoming Resistant to Poison
They’re evolving faster than we can stop them
Does Nurture Trump Nature in Disease Risk Prediction?
Social determinants of health can match or exceed genetic risk of common diseases
Here’s Why Men’s World Cup Athletes Wear Sports Bras
Hint: It’s more for science than for support
The Physics Behind the Poo Emoji’s Shape
And how lugworms tweak the rules by pooping upside down
All the Microbes That Could Survive in Space
They could complicate the hunt for extraterrestrial life—and compromise astronaut health
Can the Sugar Molecules That Coat Our Cells Predict Our Health?
Glycans, once ignored, may revolutionize medicine
These Ancient Baby Predators Challenge Our Understanding of Evolution
The first animals onto terra firma weren’t amphibians as previously suspected
Today Was the Day Galileo Caved
On this day almost four centuries ago, the father of modern science was forced to bow to political and religious pressure to save his life
