Paleo diet is half-baked
Basic biology dictates that there's no way we can eat exactly like our hunter–gatherer ancestors VIDEO
Sunday, Jun 9, 2013 2:00 PM UTC 60Social Video, Scientific American
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Can we record our inner monologues?
An anthropologist at the University of Manchester is pioneering a new peripatetic transcription of consciousness VIDEO
Monday, Apr 29, 2013 4:56 PM UTCTechnology Scientific American, Video
Do e-readers inhibit reading comprehension?
Research suggests that the devices can prevent readers from wholly absorbing longer texts
Sunday, Apr 14, 2013 2:00 PM UTC 51Life Scientific American, e-readers
Yes, music helps your workout routine
Good news for those who jam to Bieber on the treadmill: Research shows that music can optimize your workout
Sunday, Mar 24, 2013 12:00 PM UTCLife Scientific American, Science
Can cloning save endangered species?
Scientists agree it's not a viable conservation strategy, but some researchers haven't yet abandoned hope
Monday, Mar 11, 2013 4:42 PM UTCLife Scientific American, Evolution
Does turkey really make you sleepy?
Post-meal naps are practically a Thanksgiving tradition, but it may not be the poultry that's knocking you out VIDEO
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Björk puts the rock in rock star
A look at the geological science behind the eccentric Icelandic singer's new music video VIDEO
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Singing fish worth listening to
Scientists have discovered that midshipman fish may hold the key to the evolution of vocal communication
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Don’t mess with these mice
Scientists have discovered that African spiny mice can regenerate missing body parts. Predators, take note
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Can evolution explain the human mind?
Subtle changes in the brain development of ancient man explain how we think and feel today
Thursday, Sep 20, 2012 6:42 PM UTC 20All Salon Consciousness, Darwin
Inside a 20-something’s brain
New studies suggest structural changes into our third decade, but it may be too soon to tell
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Does self-awareness require a complex brain?
Neuroimaging studies reveal that a wrinkly cerebral cortex is what distinguishes human thinking from other animals'
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