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SCOTTISH classroom violence, as with any problem, should be dealt with first by head teachers, and then by the director of education in one of our…

Mike McRaes Tribal Science: Brains, Beliefs, and Bad Ideas is short, sweet, often humorous and to the point. Its also pithy and full of quote-worthy sentences:"Since most of the face-like patterns Mary sees every day are indeed faces, her brains gamble usually pays off.

A scene from ‘Babylon’ highlights the limits of our attention

Skeptic Magazine founder and New York Times best-selling author Michael Shermer talks about Robert F. Kennedy Jr., climate change, doomer attitudes, the

With the widespread use of cell phone towers and internet technology, concerns have arisen over health effects of wireless energy, most notably with the recent introduction of Fifth Generation (5G) wireless network technology. Public health expert Raymond Barglow reviews the epidemiological data and science behind these concerns and shows that there is, in fact, nothing to worry about.

Uncanny and creepy, premonitions that turn out to be authentic can feel profound. But is there science to explain them?