Does Gaming Help or Hurt? Find Out
A practical look at how video games fit into a healthy lifestyle, with myths debunked and clear takeaways.
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What Happens When Science Tests Out-of-Body Experiences?
Scientists tested whether people experiencing out-of-body experiences could perceive information they couldn’t normally see. The main test failed, but two participants produced unexpected results.
Humanism in Canada: Challenges, Stories and Community
Janalee Morris of Humanist Canada and RMA joins The Canadian Atheist to talk about humanism, her own story, and the challenges and successes of the humanist movement in Canada. Find out how you can get involved and connect with others in your community.
Did Humans Use Drugs 25,000 Years Ago?
Ancient teeth from Indonesia may provide the earliest evidence yet of human drug use, revealing that people may have been using psychoactive betel nuts as far back as 25,000 years ago.
Mars Dirt Meets Gelatin
Proposal uses yeast-driven adhesive foam and gelatin to 3D print Martian structures with low energy.
From fantasy to policy: make AI voice identifiable
We should have identifiable AI voices to prevent emotional misreadings and use a neutral, non-human speaking style as a safer, clearer default.
Eggshell Armor for Space
A bio-inspired shielding idea using water-filled aluminum eggs shows promise for protecting spacecraft from fast-moving debris.
Eggshell Armor for Space
A bio-inspired shielding idea using water-filled aluminum eggs shows promise for protecting spacecraft from fast-moving debris.
Solar Is Booming: Costs Fall, Storage Expands
Solar power is booming, with costs halving over two decades and batteries boosting reliability and adoption.
Biofield Scans: Pseudoscience in Modern Medicine
Biofield scans lack solid evidence and may distract from real medical care.