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Saturday December 09, 2017
Quirks & Quarks What connects Filipino hunter-gatherers and Hitchcock? The power of a good story
A new study out in the Nature Communications journal shows stories not only serve to pass information to future generations — they can also bind groups together, increase cooperativeness and promote egalitarianism.
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Saturday December 02, 2017
quirks & quarks Your 'gluten sensitivity' might not have anything to do with gluten
It might be fructan that travels with gluten in foods that's causing these digestive issues.
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Saturday December 16, 2017
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Making eye contact with your baby can synchronize your brainwaves
Using EEG technology, researchers found that if eye contact is made, infants can synchronize their brainwaves with an adult. More
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Scientists one up Spider-Man by feeding spiders an atomic super liquid
Spiders spin super-strong webs when they drink nanomaterials. More
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Trump vows that the U.S. will go back to the moon, but how?
U.S. President Donald Trump has promised that America will return to the moon by 2020. More
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The Grinch's growing heart and Rudolph's red nose explained by science
A cardiologist diagnoses and treats the Grinch's heart condition and a biologist speculates on how Rudolph's nose got red. More
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Coal mining left entire populations psychologically damaged and the impact continues today
People who live in former industrial heartlands in England and Wales experience more negative emotions that have been genetically imprinted on them. More
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Parasite turns mice into mindless cat-fighting zombies by hijacking immune cells
The parasite makes mice fearless, so it will get eaten by a cat where the parasite can replicate. More
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Are there rainbows in deep space?
The water vapour erupting from Enceladus' geysers would quickly freeze creating a faint 'sun dog.' More
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