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Archives for December 2014
#1: We seem to be doing more swearing than ever
Now that the true-crime podcast’s first season is over, here are some suggestions to fill the space it’s left on your phone (and in your heart).
There are 85 billion neurons in the human brain with 100 trillion connections between them. Here’s how scientists are creating the ultimate brain atlas.
There’s a Netflix for K-Dramas, and most of its users aren’t Asian.
Voter ID laws do nothing about the actual voter fraud problems. But they do hurt thousands of voters.
“Girlfriends Talk Show,” featured two presumably high school girls talking about their lives and friends
Days are getting longer — but tonight won’t be the longest period of darkness ever
This might be one of the better things that has ever come out of a comments section on the internet.
The North Korean proposes a joint investigation into the hack, but the regime doesn’t seem that interested in clearing its name.
This is what happens when you give a psychoactive drug to your pet.
Applicants highlighting religious involvement on their resumes are less likely to hear back from potential employers, according to two studies.
Try not to think about it.
Friday at midnight, 80s pop queen Madonna dropped a new song and announced her new album, Rebel Heart.
When you look at a country’s electricity use at night, you get a pretty good picture of how wealth it is. And the comparison between North and South Korea is stunning.