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What archaeologists got wrong about female statues, goddesses, and fertility

Our modern ways of understanding gender don’t always prevail in history.
By Dec 27, 2019
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DNA tests can’t tell you your race

Many people turn to companies like 23andMe to learn about ancestry and ethnicity. But the genetic connection is far more...
By Nov 28, 2019
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A recent study reinforces the idea that music is universal

Whether it’s familiar or foreign, you’ll get the right feeling.
By Oct 30, 2019
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People think beef is manly, and that’s a big problem

We can’t lower our meat consumption without rethinking masculinity.
By Sep 25, 2019
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DNA databases may deter criminals, but at what cost?

Some communities face surveillance anxiety, even when they’re on the right side of the law.
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The scientific reason you find that Momo picture so creepy

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AI can figure out a place’s politics by analyzing cars on Google Street View

A neural network combed through 50 million images.
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Women Still Less Likely To Commit Corporate Fraud

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When Do We Break Up Someone Else’s Drunken Fight?

A new study examines when people decide not to mind their own business.