Α research carried out by the University of Oxford headed by Marco Springmann, estimated the effects of veggie diet on personal health, and on the planet in general.
Can a First-grader Learn How to Code?
Vikas Gupta is a young dad and a computer fanatic that decided to find an answer to this question. He decided pretty easily that the answer is yes.
What Happens to Your Brain, When You Believe in a Religion?
A conflict between belief in religion and belief in science is as long and old as history, and a new research finds it all comes down to a conflict in two networks of the brain.
Refugee Crisis after the Financial Crisis: What really happens, and what comes next?
I will not make a prologue in this article. When EU leaders like Donald Tusk, welcome the closing of the borders of the central european states, that means that the whole democratic structure and ideology of the European Community is dead. The…
Reproductive freedom is nowhere near a given, study finds.
Women willing to have an abortion are perpetually given false information about reproduction. This is what the study carried out by Rutgers University found out.
How the brain makes it hard to cut on the booze.
Alcoholism is nowhere near just a lack of decisiveness, a lack of will to stop drinking. What alcohol does to the brain is more complicated, more chemical and thus, way harder to shake off.
The Brazil Open Tennis Tournament Had A Great Idea About Fetching The Balls.
The Brazil Open Tennis Tournament had a great new innovation in this year’s event. Instead of ball boys and girls, they decided to have dogs fetch the balls. More importantly, they decided to have dogs from local shelters, who are…
This Man Could Not See Colour, so He Made an Antenna in Order to Hear It.
Achromatopsia is a not very common disease which makes people unable to see colours. Neil Harbisson was born with this visual dysfunction, meaning he only sees gray, black and white.