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• 8 Stone Age Murder Victims Found in Spain

  430,000 years ago Spain an ancient species of human was living in Spain. Although our behaviour differed in many ways; it turns out we did share one interest:... Read more

  The 16 november 2018 by   Reprieve
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• Self Driving Cars Will Have to Decide Who Should Live and Who Should Die.

  

  Johnson points to a collaboration by Awad et al. that explored the moral dilemmas faced by autonomous vehicles. They designed an experimental platform (The Mora... Read more

  The 16 november 2018 by   Deric Bownds
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• Five Blogging Tips for Budding Photographers

  

  If you're into photography, it's a given that taking photos is a lot of fun. However, there will come a time when it's not enough. Eventually, you will want to... Read more

  The 16 november 2018 by   Gaurav Tiwari
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• Biomarkers of Inflamation Are Lower in People with More Positive Emotions

  Fron Ong et al.: There is growing evidence that inflammatory responses may help to explain how emotions get “under the skin” to influence disease susceptibility. Read more

  The 15 november 2018 by   Deric Bownds
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• Pauling’s Induction into the Soviet Academy of Sciences

  

  On June 20, 1958, in the midst of the Cold War and almost exactly 25 years after being inducted into the National Academy of Sciences, Linus Pauling was... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Scarc
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• Steps for Earning Your Real Estate License

  

  While selling houses might seem like an easy job, especially to sales enthusiasts, getting a real estate license might not be so easy. You need to undertake a... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Gaurav Tiwari
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• Transform Your High-Performing Blog into a Money-Making Machine

  

  For the longest time, the "make money blogging" craze was all the rage, right? This resulted in sort of a gold rush of bloggers fighting tooth and nail to... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Gaurav Tiwari
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• 430,000-year-old Ambidextrous Human Found

  Modern humans are mostly right-handed, which is weird. After all, other apes hand preference is more evenly split 1. So what changed? Well, a group of... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Reprieve
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• The Tragedy of Low Probability Events

  We live in an age of fear and yet life (in the US at least) is the safest it has ever been. Megan McArdle blames coddling parents and the media in a ... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Ccc1685
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• New Longevity Vitamins?

  Well known senior biochemist Bruce Ames (b. 1928) suggests an array of compounds should be added to the list of essential vitamins that maintain health and... Read more

  The 14 november 2018 by   Deric Bownds
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