The Spiritual Reason Some Relationships Feel More Intense Than Others
All your burning questions about twin flame relationships, answered.
Can we change our politics with science fiction? A conversation with the How Do You Like It So Far podcast
Henry Jenkins (previously) is the preeminent scholar of fandom and culture; Colin Maclay is a communications researcher with a background in tech policy; on the latest episode...
"Affordances": a new science fiction story that climbs the terrible technology adoption curve
“Affordances” is my new science fiction story for Slate/ASU’s Future Tense project; it’s a tale exploring my theory of “the shitty technology adoption curve,” in which...
Russia building nuclear science center in Rwanda
Russia’s state nuclear company Rosatom announced on Twitter today they have signed a deal with The Republic of Rwanda to build a center for nuclear science and technology. The...
Qantas flies passengers around for 19 hours in the name of science.
At 19-hours and 16-minutes, the recent Qantas’ non-stop flight from New York, ‘Murica to Sydney, Australia is the longest haul to be had on a commercial flight. Currently, the...
4 Ways To Practice Active Meditation If You Can't Sit Still
No need to sit still to reap the benefits of meditation.
8 Science-Backed Things You Can Do Now To Add Years To Your Life
The right diet and lifestyle changes can have a big impact.
Talking science fiction, technological self-determination, inequality and competition with physicist Sean Carroll
Sean Carroll is a physicist at JPL and the author of many popular, smart books about physics for a lay audience; his weekly Mindscape podcast is a treasure-trove of incredibly...
#NoTechForICE: Calling on ACM to cancel Palantir's sponsorship of the first ACM Symposium on Computer Science and Law
Next week, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) will host its inaugural Symposium on Computer Science and Law, whose sponsors include Palantir, Peter Thiel’s...