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Rate Of Living Theory: Why Lemurs Won't Increase Our Lifespan

Adaptive Nature Of Human Memory - How Mundane Events Become Strong Memories

Wine Science: Your Pinot Noir Is Actually A Pinot Blanc - Or A Pinot Gris

The Pagan Roots Of Easter

Presumptive Computing - Until Machines Become Intelligent, Things Like Autocorrect Will Be Flawed

BP's Extreme Climate Forecast: Storm-proofing For Shareholders Or Corporate Handcuffs?

Petrichor: How The Term For The Smell Of Rain Came To Be

Why Anti-vaxxers Just 'Know' They're Right

Methyl Bromide And Strawberries: Why Everyone Still Uses A 'Banned' Pesticide

Fasting Might Make Cells More Resilient To Stress

Science From The Year In Space Mission Could Help Your Grandparents

Forensic Fandom: One Of The Reasons TV Storytelling Is Now So Complex

How To Save Formula 1

Reduce College Tuition By Separating Funding For Research And Education

Deal With It - Life Is Full Of Uncertainty

Orthorexia Nervosa: The Righteous Health Food Obsession

How Safe Is Air Travel?

Conservative Man Ideal: The David Cameron Guide To Modern Masculinity

Why Some People Have Trouble Telling Left From Right

Intellectually Gifted Kids And Learning Disabilities Often Go Hand In Hand

Was The Recent NY Times Fiasco A Failure For Journalism Or Science?

What Happens When An Antarctic Iceberg The Size Of A Country Breaks Away?

What Are Personality Disorders And How Are They Treated?

Would You Have Sex For Science?

How Safe Is Today's Encryption?

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