No, Walking on All 4 Limbs Is Not a Sign of Human ‘Devolution’
New quantitative analysis reveals that people with Uner Tan Syndrome don't actually walk like primates at all.
What Is the World’s Actual Lowest Hanging Fruit?
A linguist and top pomologists attempt to answer what should be a simple inquiry. Oddly enough, the answer brings a complicated tale of devil strawberries, insurance companies, inferior fruit, and the messy line between literal and metaphorical interpretation.
How to Sail Around the World Alone and Not Go Mad
The isolated adventure is about skill, belief in internal power, and talking to yourself.
Does Faith Make You a Better Worker?
If you attend a church that promotes messages about faith and employment, you might be more committed, satisfied, and entrepreneurial on the job.
Casual Sex Is Actually Excellent for You, If You Love Casual Sex
New research suggests that not all casual sex is bad. For those legitimately interested, it can boost life satisfaction and self-esteem and lessen anxiety.
How Prison Architecture Can Transform Inmates’ Lives
More open layouts can improve inmate-guard relations and support a culture of progress rather than fear.
6-Year-Olds Know When You’re Making Sins of Omission, and They Don’t Like It
In a new study, kids gave lower ratings to teachers who left out key details about toys. And once misled, they inspected new toys more carefully.
How to Make a Paranormal Event Seem Believable
Frame the story as a prior skeptic, not a staunch believer.
Politicians Should Curse More
When used correctly, phrases like "pissed off" and "up shit creek" can signal informality and lead to more positive evaluations by potential voters.
