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What was the Chance of Ferris Bueller Being Caught on His Day Off?
This academic has run the mathematical simulations.
Three Men and a Vote: EU Referendum is Turning into a Tory Boys’ Own Story
This campaign is not only about UK involvement in the EU but also about the future of the present British government.
Why Trans Rights Nationwide Are Only A Matter Of Time
It took 15 years to bring about a sea change on same-sex marriage. Transgender equality nationwide is not only a matter of time, but it is likely to happen faster.
Organized Religion Must Join the Fight Against Homophobia
A step in the right direction.
Slang Shouldn’t be Banned…it Should be Celebrated, Innit
Beware the language police.
What are Delusions – and How Best can we Treat Them?
Could Socratic questioning help people with psychosis get better faster?
Gifted Children in Africa’s Urban Slums are a Precious and Untapped Resource
Gifted children in poor areas of Africa’s cities are unlikely to make it to secondary school. Here’s why.
Is Social Media Making People Depressed?
Click here for unhappiness.
The Man Who Taught Infinity: How GH Hardy Tamed Srinivasa Ramanujan’s Genius
The genius of Srinivasa Ramanujan.
Viking Invaders Struck Deep Into the West of England – and may Have Stuck Around
There’s something in the water.
Mr. Nice, Drug Trafficking, and How Britain Now Grows its Own Weed
The UK’s ‘most charming’ drug smuggler.
How Children’s Brains Develop to Make Them Right or Left Handed
Left-handedness is no longer seen as an abnormality.
Science Behind Remarkable New Wall of Death Motorcycle World Record
How on Earth can a motorcycle ride around a vertical wall? Guy Martin stuns us as he completes this feat. ––– By Hugh Hunt The Wall of Death has been the most enigmatic dare-devil motorbike stunt for more than 100 years. Motorcyclists ride around the inside of a vertical wall, rather like a huge barrel,…
Humanizing the Heroin Epidemic: A Photo Essay
Aaron Goodman shows his documentation of the lives of heroin users.
Venezuela Sentences Newspaper Publisher to Prison
A recent court decision questions media censorship in Venezuela.