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Autonomous war machines could make costly mistakes on future battlefields
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Health

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By Mar 16, 2021
DIY

How to recover deleted photos from a memory card

Zombie files are real.
By Feb 25, 2021
Health

Why spacing out is good for you

A wandering mind reaps benefits you might not imagine.
By Feb 8, 2021
Animals

Is your dog actually smart? Depends on its memory.

Playtime can be a good way to test a pet’s genius.
By Feb 8, 2021
Science

Why you never forget how to ride a bike

A once-in-a-lifetime lesson.
By Dec 3, 2020
Health

Thoughtful gifts for someone in grief

Help them remember, not forget.
By Nov 27, 2020
Science

Here’s what forgetting simple words says about your brain

‘Tip-of the tongue syndrome’ doesn’t necessarily reflect an aging memory.
By Oct 28, 2020
Science

Heavy media multitasking might make you more forgetful

We still don’t completely understand how media affects our brains.
By Sep 30, 2020
Science

You can’t completely trust your memories

But that doesn’t make them any less important.
By May 30, 2020
Science

Time isn’t real. Here’s how people capitalized on that.

Louis Armstrong and Albert Einstein showed that hours, minutes, and seconds can be stretched by perception and experience.
By Apr 29, 2020
Health

Teams of bacteria have working memories remarkably like ours

This finding illuminates an unexpected connection between the abilities of simple organisms and complex neurons in the human brain.