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General
Symmetry
Peter DuCharme
February 15, 2015
Neuroscience
Mirror Neurons Are Essential, but Not in the Way You Think
Jason G. Goldman
June 4, 2014
Math
The Most Symmetrical Objects in the World
Rose Eveleth
June 3, 2014
Health
How the Big Wrong Fat Message Got So Widely Accepted
Amos Zeeberg
May 30, 2014
Health
You Can “Catch” Stress Through a TV Screen
Simone M. Scully
May 27, 2014
Evolution
Evolution May Be Drunk, But It’s Serious About Making Brains
Amy Maxmen
May 21, 2014
General
Forest for the Trees—Why We Recognize Faces & Constellations
Robert X.D. Hawkins
May 19, 2014
General
The Universe, Expanding Symmetrically and Eternally
Amos Zeeberg
May 14, 2014
Psychology
Was the Golden Rule Born in the Mind of a Monkey?
Julie Sedivy
May 13, 2014
Physics
What It Means to Live in a Holographic Universe
Brian Koberlein
May 7, 2014
General
“White Holes” Could Exist—But That Doesn’t Mean They Do
Matthew Francis
May 2, 2014
Arts
Two-Stroke Toilets
The trouble with time travel.
John Grant
April 25, 2014
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