Dancing, for Nietzsche, was another way of saying Yes! to life.
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Spirituality can be an uncomfortable word for atheists. But does it deserve the antagonism that it gets?
Just for giggles, would it be a good idea to have our leaders take shrooms?
One of the world’s most isolated island groups has just been made one of the world’s largest ocean reserves.
The physicist was both a gentleman and scholar.
Researchers make the case for “deep evidential regression.”
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Jonathan Berman wants us to have better dialogues.
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This map of Europe’s 20 most populous islands holds a few surprises and unlocks a truckload of trivia.
The information could influence future treatments.
A curated list of must-watch films from Big Think readers.
Remarkable ‘fan art’ commemorates 50th anniversary of legendary guitar player’s passing.
A recent NIHR report found that students with previously low connectedness scores saw improvement in well-being and eased anxiety.
Researchers devise groundbreaking new methods to create and duplicate single-atom transistors for quantum computers.
Research explains the positive impact and health benefits of children spending more time in nature.
Researchers at University College London link waist circumference with dementia.
Austro-Japanese aristocrat Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi later concentrated on plans for Pan-Europe.
Your health and the health of the planet are not indistinguishable.
Neuroscience explains terrifying ordeals, from out-of-body experiences to alien abductions.
Weight gain is a side effect of antidepressants, adding another layer of problems.
Scientists have found evidence of hot springs near sites where ancient hominids settled, long before the control of fire.
Scientists are befuddled by where the shark gets most of its food.
A philosopher’s guide to detecting nonsense and getting around it.
A 2017 University of Wisconsin-Madison study was the first of it’s kind to show structural differences in the psychopathic brain.
“Sea of Shadows” is a documentary you can’t afford to miss.
