Writer Tauriq Moosa argues that our objections to necrophilia come down to primal disgust, and that most ethical arguments against are logically untenable. 

Probably.

These words describe love, desire, and relationships that have no real English translation but they capture subtle realities that even English speakers have felt once or twice.

In most circumstances, narcissism doesn’t go over well. But there’s one big exception to the rule: leadership.

When researchers asked runners to repeat a specific phrase in their heads, like "push," the runners performed substantially better than they had prior to the intervention. 

What it means to go beyond seeing and to actually observe.

Regarding optical illusions, framing, and choice.

Why do Shakespeare's plays have such a dramatic impact on readers and audiences? Philip Davis shows how Shakespeare's use of language creates heightened brain activity, or what he calls "a theater of the brain."

Impaired judgement aside, I bet a lot of men would like to know exactly how much they have to pay to sufficiently obligate their dates to have sex with them.

On the night Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Robert F. Kennedy had to give a speech. In a world before blogs, Kennedy was in the awkward, yet history-making position […]

How ironic is it that the FOX News where Sean Hannity has been howling about Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf wanting “Sharia law” to replace our existing laws is the very […]

The framers of the Constitution were careful to use the word “persons” says Strossen.