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Progressives don’t hold a monopoly on science
The conservative co-author of a book on partisan science answers his critic from Pacific Standard
The conservative co-author of a book on partisan science answers his critic from Pacific Standard
Growing up with widespread economic instability can have long-term consequences for kids
How a Dutch design lab could make roads cleaner, safer and weirder
New research suggests prenatal brain development may be an important factor in psychiatric risk in adults
But so will 92 percent of the population!
Researchers found that infants can respond to their native language only hours after being born
Fructose, a common sugar in American diets, can rewire the brain to stop you from feeling full
Scientists love to theorize about habitable worlds. But it's premature to think they'd look anything like our own
Two 2012 titles offer two very different explanations for the war on science. Both are disturbing and discouraging
Your Christmas tree hasn't changed much since the time of dinosaurs
His music might not swing the way jazz "should," but it offers a unique set of biochemical pleasures
Study links extended violent gameplay to lasting aggressive tendencies -- but is that the same as violence?
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