The transhumanism movement is challenging Christianity in unprecedented ways.
Filed under 'aIssue Titles, 'aOpinion, The Internet and God | Comment (0)Here’s the sad truth about the Paleo and Atkins diets.
Filed under 'aIssue Titles, 'aOpinion, The Food Issue | Comment (0)It’s time to start appreciating the efficiency and creativity spurred by Vine and Twitter.
Filed under 'aIssue Titles, 'aOpinion, The Teen Takeover | Comment (0)Is student privacy any safer after the fall of inBloom?
Filed under 'aIssue Titles, 'aOpinion, Education 2.0 | Comment (0)That quiz you took to check if your colleague was a sociopath isn’t all that accurate.
Filed under Archived Story, Comment & Analysis | Comment (0)You can have an out of body experience right now, and it isn’t even that hard.
Filed under Archived Story, Report | Comment (0)For most people, knowledge of Google Glass is filtered through the fanboy fanaticism of Glass fans, but what is it really like?
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Edward Snowden wasn’t the hero that the American people needed. Greg Stevens looks at why his mission as a whistleblower failed and what the next government leaker should bear in mind.
Filed under Column | Comment (0)Afraid of Google snooping on your data and the NSA reading your e-mail conversations? Turns out we’ve pictured Big Brother all wrong. Greg Stevens takes us through four myths surrounding the eponymous figure.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Who’s better at holding down a functional, long-term relationship – someone obsessed with cats, or an ardent dog lover? Greg Stevens investigates, using science.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)We received a lot of heat from our article ‘Why redheads are genetically less attractive’, but Greg Stevens explains why it wasn’t really all that offensive.
Filed under Editors' Blog | Comment (0)Science has long been used to justify both sides of the abortion debate. But just how well do the arguments stand up? Greg Stevens examines the science behind abortions.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)It’s not just you: ginger people really are less appealing, and it’s all down to their genes. Greg Stevens on the science of anti-redhead prejudice.
Filed under Editor's Pick, Report | Comment (0)There’s one important thing that separates humans from the animals, and it’s responsible for art, technology, science and culture.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Menthol cigarettes will be banned in the EU by 2022. But is there any reason to suppose it will stop young people smoking – or that menthol cigarettes are in any other respect worse than regular ones?
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Instead of choosing a New Year’s resolution that you’ll never stick to, take the scientific route. Match your resolution to your personality type for an improved chance of actually making it through January.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)If you want to get the most out of New Year’s Day, you’re going to have to think a little bigger than Gregorian. Greg Stevens on the alternative calendars that can be used to party all year round.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Father Christmas needs to move his operation into the twenty-first century and start using military drones to make his deliveries, says Greg Stevens.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)The deep web’s hidden depths aren’t just for drug dealers and paedophiles, the network is promising to become the free internet that governments are cracking down on.
Filed under Report | Comment (0)Unless you live in a tent on a beach, gold-plated USB cables offer no benefits other than making your computer’s accessories look cool.
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