Arizona State University Storytelling gives Navajo poet a way to 'glitter'asu.edu - asunow.asu.edu The transition from poetry to music was natural for ASU prof Laura Tohe. Laura Tohe's work reflects her Navajo heritage and her personal family …
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesNews Housework could keep brain young, research suggestsThe Guardian - Nicola DavisEven light activity such as household chores might help to keep the brain young, researchers say, adding to a growing body of evidence that, when it comes to exercise, every little helps. The findings
Business Insideradded this to ScienceSurveillance An Oxford philosopher who's inspired Elon Musk thinks mass surveillance might be the only way to save humanity from doomBusiness Insider - Aria BendixPhilosopher Nick Bostrom is known for making scary predictions about humanity. Over 15 years ago, he made the case that we are all living in a Matrix-like simulation run by another civilization. The idea,
Futurismadded this to FuturismScience Professor: Total Surveillance Is the Only Way to Save Humanityfuturism.com - Kristin Houser Big Brother The Oxford philosopher who posited 15 years ago that we might be living in a computer simulation has another far-out theory, this time …
Nottingham Postadded this to NottinghamNottingham Meet the brain surgeon saving children's lives at the QMCnottinghampost.com - Hannah Mitchell He said he has always been fascinated by the workings of the human brain A brain surgeon at Queen's Medical Centre says the hospital is very close to …
Detroit, MI Check out this thicc snake on a Detroit garage roofmetrotimes.com - Lee DeVito click to enlarge A surreal video went viral on Thursday showing a massive, 18-foot python on a Detroit roof. The thicc snake drew a crowd of onlookers …
Shane Leschasinadded this to ancient historicity Science What Makes A Species Human?sciencefriday.com Last week, researchers announced they’d found the remains of a new species of ancient human on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. It was just a …
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BBryan Schutteadded this to ArtPainting Painting The Brain As A Sacred Objectsciencefriday.com Back in 2011, after Greg Dunn completed his PhD in neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania, he didn’t return to the lab. Instead, he decided …
ScienceAlertadded this to ScienceAlertMeteorology Many People Today "Can't Find Themselves on a Map" Warns Alabama MeteorologistScienceAlert - (JASON SAMENOW/THE WASHINGTON POST When severe weather threatens, meteorologists use maps to show where storms are located and where they're headed. They want their audiences to know …
Thrive Globaladded this to Thrive GlobalThe Brain 4 Proven Strategies for Improving Your Memorythriveglobal.com Your daily choices hold a lot more power than you think. Memories help us connect with our past and feel confident in our ability to navigate the …
Kimberly Tate-Louieadded this to History Egypt These 2 Spectacular Egyptian Tombs Still Look Freshly Painted After Thousands of YearsScienceAlert - MICHELLE STARR Two incredible tombs in Egypt have been discovered in such an exceptional state of preservation that even the murals on the walls have retained their …
Anthropology Bauman murder trial: ‘The burning went on for the whole weekend’therecord.com - Gordon Paul Crown alleges he burned the bodies of his common-law wife and her teenage daughter in barrels in a rural area near St. Clements Crown alleges he …
A.W.C.added this to Weird! Monkeys April 20, 2019 — Human brain genes in monkeys, urine archaeology, evolving human faces and morecbc.ca - CBC Radio · Sharks and heavy metals, life on exoplanets and how insects time their mating Sharks and heavy metals, life on exoplanets and how insects time their …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoStorytelling How Stories Make Us Who We Are — RSA Events — Overcastovercast.fm How can storytelling help us navigate the world around us? Writer Will Storr explores the science behind humanity’s most powerful tool. Stories shape …
New Scientistadded this to New ScientistBrainwaves Pig brains have been partly revived after death - what does this mean?newscientist.com - By Clare Wilson The brains of killed pigs have been partly revived hours after death. Here’s everything you need to know about the experiment and what it means for …
TIMEadded this to Time HealthPigs Scientists Restore Some Brain Activity in Recently Slaughtered PigsTIME - MALCOLM RITTER / AP(NEW YORK) — Scientists restored some activity within the brains of pigs that had been slaughtered hours before, raising hopes for some medical advances and questions about the definition of death. The
Linaadded this to Anthropology, Archeology & History Korean War Unknown soldier killed in Korean War identified 70 years laterNew York Post - By Associated Press WASHINGTON — A U.S. soldier killed during the Korean War has been identified nearly 70 years after being buried as an unknown person. The Defense …
The Inquisitr added this to The InquisitrYale Scientists Partially Revive Pig Brains Hours After DeathThe Inquisitr - Andrew Heaton Scientists at Yale University have challenged the idea that the brain goes into “irreversible decline” after death by partially reviving pig brains …
Travel (South Africa) 7 reasons to be proud of SAgetaway.co.za - www.getaway.co.za There are plenty of reasons to be proud to be South African: we have gorgeous beaches, beautiful mountains and plenty of other things worth bragging …
Margaret Garvinadded this to Go RED for WomenTel Aviv University 3D printed heart with human tissue and vessels is a world firstscmp.com - Agence France-Presse Researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel say their ‘major medical breakthrough’ will advance possibilities for transplants. The 3D heart, which …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPlay buttonOceans Oil Rig Workers Rescue a Dog Found Swimming in The Ocean Miles From The CoastScienceAlert - CARLY CASSELLA Working on an oil rig, hundreds of kilometres out to sea, things can get a bit lonely. Visitors of any sort are unusual. Those on four legs even more …
Philippines Possible New Early Human Discovered in the Philippinesarchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA—According to an NPR report, archaeologist Armand Salvadore Mijares of the University of the Philippines and an international team …
ScienceAlertadded this to ScienceAlertPatents This 124-Year-Old Patent Reveals The Proper Way to Hang Toilet PaperScienceAlert - MEGAN WILLETT, BUSINESS INSIDER The "over versus under" toilet paper argument has been waged in bathrooms everywhere since it was first invented. Plenty of space online in the form …
hhajaveebadded this to UusAfrica Did the ancestor of all humans evolve in Europe not Africa?newscientist.com - By Colin Barras THE jaws of an ancient European ape might speak volumes about the origins of our ancestors. A new analysis of these fossils supports a controversial …
New Scientistadded this to New ScientistPrehistory Surprising ways the changing Earth shaped human evolution and societynewscientist.com - By Lewis Dartnell HUMANITY today is actively reshaping the planet. Our appetite for natural resources and large-scale industrial activity is eradicating species, …
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TTigadded this to My Most LikedFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoDNA DNA: Comparing Humans and Chimpsamnh.org Photo: Adrian Sumner/Stone/Getty ImagesSEM image of human chromosomes, showing centromeres and chromatids (magnification: x6,100) The chimpanzee and …
TechSpotPlay buttonTransiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite NASA's exoplanet-hunting TESS has found its first Earth-sized planetTechSpot - Cohen Coberly Last year, NASA launched its latest planet-scanning probe, known as the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). as the name suggests, the TESS' …
Animals How jackdaws remember what they did where and whenphys.org - Julia Weiler Corvids are capable of cognitive feats that almost resemble those of humans. Neuroscientists at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB) intend to find out how …
