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Scientists who believe technology will largely solve the problems caused by climate change are 23% less likely to engage in civic climate action and 18% less likely to make high-impact lifestyle changes compared with scientists who disagree with this belief.
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A new study explores what goes on in the brain when mice get high on marijuana
Landing the first astronauts on the Moon remains one of the US’s greatest achievements. Its enduring images are of American astronauts, an American flag and mission control in Houston.
Landing the first astronauts on the Moon remains one of the US’s greatest achievements. Its enduring images are of American astronauts, an American flag and mission control in Houston.
People with a strong preference for intensely sweet tastes tend to choose immediate, smaller rewards over delayed ones. New research suggests this impatience is largely explained by a general aversion to risk rather than an overpowering desire for rewards.
A recent experiment found that physical attractiveness does not protect internet trolls from judgment. When encountering online misogyny, users rely on the severity of the message itself rather than being swayed by the perpetrator's profile picture.
