Plant cognitive ecologist Monica Gagliano talks about the challenges facing serious scientific research into plant intelligence.
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For any business or organization, it’s essential to an organization’s success to create an environment that encourages personal growth and having a growth mindset. In a Harvard Business Review (HBR) […]
These findings will revolutionize power production, lighting, semiconductors, and informational displays.
There are only two perfect numbers that fit on the calendar: 6 and 28, making June 28th Perfect Number Day. Find out what makes a number perfect, and why they matter. […]
These great thinkers remind us that taking an unpopular, bold stance might not be madness.
Our always-on culture has us working harder, doing more, and sleeping less. While the health ailments of sleep deprivation are well known, a study by Rand Europe shows that it is costing the economy as well, with the U.S. estimated to lose up to $434 billion in 2020.
New York–area chefs are working on the problem. More need to follow their lead.
More and more research points to a serious mistake we made in how biomechanics works.
A new study suggests that it’s possible to replace anxiety-producing unpleasant memories with new ones implanted under hypnosis.
Q: How long would it take the average Walmart employee to earn as much as its CEO?
A: 1,000 years.
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Machine learning has developed awareness of consequences for its actions. Oh, boy.
Scientists, artists, writers, and entrepreneurs will tackle the most exciting and controversial topics shaping our future at Brain Bar, Hungary’s most inspiring event.
Bright pink? Lava? Liquid planets that could hold water? Some far-out planets are truly… out of this world.
The cryptocurrency bitcoin has been surging in the stock market. How does bitcoin work and will its success last?
From striking women with goat’s skin to showering them with chocolates and flowers, here is how Valentine’s Day became the holiday we know today.
Finally, a study that proves that maybe it’s not a good idea to spend $295,000 on a bottle of champagne.
VR technology shows no signs of slowing down. We need to start asking the question of how we deal with those of us who become addicted to the wonders VR offers.
It was officially closed in 2007, but has just been reopened.
A study finds a link between sex hormones and level of religiosity.
There’s a high social cost that comes with lighting up.
Traveling to Mars is going to be hard. Not going completely bonkers when we’re there may be even harder.
Our existence is finite, but that’s no reason for despair. Here’s a version of the story we all should hear at least once. This world, and for that matter, the entire […]
With the tegu’s successful occupation of Florida’s ecosystems, a new study predicts that this invasive species could potentially spread across the southern U.S. and into Mexico. But these voracious lizards are just another incident in our devastating history of invasive species.
Support for increased gun control in the U.S. is slowly rising, but one group of Americans seems to change their minds faster than others.
Humanitarian aid increases human welfare on a global scale, but it can also be one of the greatest ways of spreading influence and diplomatic power.
A new approach to fighting the opioid crisis involves sending letters to doctors after their patients overdose on prescription drugs.
Valentine’s Day celebrations occur all around the world in different ways that reflect local ideas about love.
Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and augmented reality are already a big part of the travel industry.