fun with science

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How to Get Someone to Let Their Guard Down
There's a fine line between intimacy and manipulation.
Caroline Beaton
4.6.17
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MRIs Say We’re All Needy Attention Seekers on Facebook
Our brains follow a predictable pattern when it comes to sharing stories.
Dene Moore
2.28.17
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Guess Who Sleeps Just Fine After Having Kids
A study found that having children affects moms more than dads.
Susan Rinkunas
2.27.17
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Could Snail Slime Be the Future of Pain Relief?
Scientists are excited about a pain-killing compound they found in a little stinging sea snail.
Kastalia Medrano
2.21.17
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The Science of Why You Can't Carry a Tune
Singing requires a surprising amount of coordination.
Tim Falconer
2.14.17
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Why Do People Cry More on Planes?
The Mile Cry Club is a thing.
Adam Lewis
2.13.17

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Sex, Drugs, and Music Are All the Same to Your Brain
A pill that blocks a drug high ruins music enjoyment, too.
Nick Keppler
2.8.17
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Compliments Are Like Mini-Orgasms for Your Brain
The science behind why high praise lifts your mood.
K. Aleisha Fetters
2.6.17
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Can Analyzing Your Spit and Blood Make You a Better Athlete?
Maybe—but the science still has some catching up to do.
Christine Yu
1.27.17
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Your Genes Influence Who You Settle Down With
And your top candidate will likely seem familiar.
Dan Roe
1.12.17
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Why a Single Run Makes You Smarter
And other low-impact ways to enhance your brain.
Denny Watkins
1.12.17
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Why a Single Run Makes You Smarter
And other low-impact ways to enhance your brain.
Denny Watkins
1.11.17