What I Learned About the CIA From Cooking the Declassified Recipe for Soviet Borscht
The problem for people who care about government transparency is that the CIA's efforts to conceal history go far beyond soup.
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Teachers’ Beliefs About the Nature of Intelligence Affect Minority Students’ STEM Grades
A more subtle form of prejudice than racism proves deeply problematic.
More Evidence That Trained Musicians Are Superior Thinkers
New research suggests that practicing Bach and Beethoven can build up the brain.
Home Libraries Confer Long-Term Benefits
A large new study finds people who grew up in book-filled homes have higher reading, math, and technological skills.
Americans Stubbornly Continue to Overestimate Their Intelligence
Nearly two-thirds believe they're smarter than average.
‘Looking for Brilliant Minds’ Translates as ‘Women Need Not Apply’
New research finds the stereotype that intellectual genius is a male trait can dampen females' interest in certain jobs or fields of study.
It’s Actually Pretty Normal to Think You’re a Genius After Winning an Election
Sure, Trump's recent comments on his own brilliance might sound vexing. But candidates (and pundits) are always getting caught up in post-election narratives.
Can an IQ Test Really Measure Your Intelligence?
Despite using them for almost a hundred years it's still unclear how accurate or fair an IQ test really is.
The Belief That Drives Support for Public Education
Do you think almost everyone has the potential to excel?
Higher IQ Means Longer Life
A new study finds lower mortality rates among highly intelligent people—a link that continues well into old age.