Words of wisdom from writer, producer, and actor Rod Serling: “It is said that science fiction and fantasy are two different things. Science fiction is the improbable made possible, and fantasy is the impossible made probable.”
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Hillary Clinton continually tweaks her public image, but there is a greater cost to not knowing who you are: We don’t know, either.
It’s good to know that a shift in thinking can help us to combat the effects these images hold over us, but it’s difficult to maintain this forever.
It took a 160-strong response team of paramedics, firefighters, and rescue workers to get the chaotic scene under control.
Getting past your feelings is the first step to overcoming life’s problems. Wallowing in your emotions only holds you back.
Leaders at the Federal Reserve will meet later this month to discuss potential rate hikes that have most experts and economists split.
It happened 500 years ago — and again in the 19th century.
Work isn’t life, but it is certainly not in a company’s best interest to de-prioritize itself for the sake of its workers. What’s the solution?
How many things do you firmly believe because you read it in the papers or saw it on the news?
Since being jailed last week for contempt of court, Kim Davis has emerged as a heroine for the conservative Christian Right.
There are lots of wrong reasons out there, but only one that matters. “The scientist does not study nature because it is useful; he studies it because he delights in […]
Or did you not even realize you were being watched.
Maycomb is not on any map of the real world, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be mapped.
As children become more overscheduled, playtime decreases and the pressure to achieve increases. The cost of that trade-off is high.
Words of wisdom from Abraham Lincoln: “Our government rests in public opinion. Whoever can change public opinion, can change the government, practically just so much.”
SAT scores are the lowest they’ve been in a decade, so we’re making the test easier to take. What does that say about our data-obsessed culture?
Human population will rise to 9.7 billion by 2050 and further still to 11.2 billion by 2100. Not to mention global warming.
Take part in the biggest media campaign in history and spread awareness of UN’s Global Goals for the next 15 years.
Only 0.1% of all stars will die in a type II supernova. This one’s running away so fast, it’s literally a “shocking” sight. “The thing is, when you see your […]
The cologne marketed to men as “catnip for women” actually works. Only, not on women, but on jungle cats. “The impact of an attacking tiger can be compared to that […]
Malta and Hungary are refugee giants, Spain and Poland are refugee dwarves.
In Singapore, National Night is a night for baby-making. What happens when governments sponsor procreation?
Researchers develop an AI system that will predict how bad pollution will be in China’s cities 72 hours in advance.
We’re seeing a shift in our economy toward subscription-based programs.
Is it possible, how would it affect us, and would we be destroyed as a result? “There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man. It is […]
The quality of discourse over the new logo has skewed toward the low social media standard, although there are some smart and introspective things to be said for and about Google’s sudden shift.
Scientists are becoming increasingly certain that all the stuff we put through our digestive system is making a major impact on our state of mind.
Biases and flaws are like foreheads — it’s easier to see others’ than your own. So our most cherished beliefs should be tested by rigorous bias-balancing processes.
A sociologist has launched a blistering attack on his own field, but the problem he addresses is something that affects us all.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s comments are plainly spoken, aspirational, and cognizant of an American aesthetic. It’s presidential material, actually.