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The puzzle of emergence asks how regularities emerge on macro scales out of uncountable constituent parts. A new framework has researchers hopeful that a solution is near.

Settling for "Mr Okay" is a better evolutionary strategy than waiting for "Mr Perfect", a study says. "An individual might hold out to find the perfect mate but run the risk of coming up empty and leaving no progeny," explained co-author Chris Adami, professor of microbiology and molecular genetics at Michigan State University. "Settling early

According to research, it's better to settle for Mr. Right Now than wait for Mr. Right.

Pro člověka je lepší volit dostupného partnera a nečekat na ideál, který vůbec nemusí přijít, říkají vědci. Evoluce nám velí neriskovat a jít na......

    “Humans are strange…We are the aliens,” observes Columbia University astrophysicist, Caleb Scharf, noting that humans are a striking anomaly in the natural world. “We also have a truly outsize impact on the planetary environment without much in the way of natural attrition to trim our influence (at least not yet).  “Like a Sudden Invasion by Extraterrestrials” “But the strangest thing of all,” notes Scharf for Scientific American, “is how we generate, exploit, and propagate information that is not encoded in our heritable genetic material, yet travels with us through ...