What an academic sting on humanities journals really means to the rest of us. And to academia.
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Among the hundreds and thousands of codes that have been broken by cryptographers, the government, and even self-taught amateurs tinkering around at home, there remain a small few of codes and devices which have yet to be cracked by anyone.
Are déjà vu and the Mandela Effect related? A theory by physicist Michio Kaku may help explain.
Common routers include devices made by Netgear and Linksys; this is a major malware outbreak.
New research reveals empirical data on how anti-Muslim sentiment could be nudging some Muslim Americans toward extremism.
Having ‘high levels of intelligence’ is no excuse for rejecting quality scientific information. You think of yourself as a generally intelligent person, don’t you? Someone who’s good at deducing fact […]
File under: “What… you’re SURPRISED by these results?!”
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai has announced a proposal to repeal net neutrality regulations set forth by the Obama administration in 2015.
Comments are the lifeblood of internet discussion. Here’s some of the best one from this week. Did you make the cut?
The way we represent other genders or ethnicities in literary fiction shows the limitations of our capacity for empathy and compassion.
Elon Musk appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience for a conversation that covered topics ranging from the inner workings of neural link technology to the differences between a joint and a blunt.
Facebook’s actions – or inactions – facilitated breaches of privacy and human rights associated with democratic governance. rnrn
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has shocked investors and now draws the ire of the SEC after clumsily announcing that he intended to take the company private.
Insert dial-up noise here. If you’re not concerned about what’s about to happen with net neutrality, you’re not paying attention.
Outraged by something on the internet? Yawn. You may be simply falling for a very old trick… and becoming a run-of-the-mill bully in the process.
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The workforce, which primarily currently consists of Baby Boomers, Generation Xers, and Millennials, is now seeing the introduction of Generation Zers. Individuals who fall into the last category are typically […]
Other forms of expression—nude dancing, flag burning, donating to political campaigns—are protected by the First Amendment. Why not computer code?
Limiting smartphone exposure in teens is probably a good idea. It’s also easier said than done.
What do all conspiracy theorists have in common?
“Anybody who expected a wonderful happy global community to form on the Internet in which everybody would share cat videos has been gravely disappointed.”
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Does smoking marijuana make it less likely that couples will have children? A study out of Boston University has arrived at a clear conclusion.
Events, entertainment, and transportation are literally being transformed during this year’s Olympics.
Inconceivable wealth. And a few lessons in how not to get rich, too.
How Nelson Mandela, quantum mechanics, and the Internet combined to provide evidence of parallel universes.
On Monday, a relatively small South Korean cryptocurrency exchange revealed hackers had made off with about $37 million in coins, spooking markets worldwide.
Visiting scholar James Timbie says that the artificial intelligence revolution will involve humans and machines working together, with the best results coming from humans supported by intelligent machines.
The fear of robots taking over our economy is unfounded. After all, this kind of disruption happens a lot more often, in the historical sense, than you might think.
We tend to treat death and dying as a somber and serious event, but what if it doesn’t have to be that way?
Is God an old white guy with a majestic, flowing beard? A new study has a surprise for you.