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Cool people have six things in common. What are they? 10.07.2025 30:00
A new study answers a great mystery of humankind: What makes a cool person... cool?
Pay attention to Peter Thiel's narrative 04.07.2025 30:00
When an influential right-wing thinker tells a story of human history, 'stagnation' and the 'antichrist'.. question his premise and maybe consult a narratologist.
How long do you want to live? 26.06.2025 30:00
If you could take two pills (once a week) and live 30% longer, would you? Because a study on mice using drugs approved for humans suggests you may have to answer this question soon.
Is your life meaningful? 18.06.2025 30:00
The answer might be no. But if you say yes ... then what exactly are you picturing when you say yes?
This one's for the short kings 12.06.2025 30:00
Ever want to be taller? That might mean you're more competitive (and jealous). Also, if someone asked you which animal is the most abundant on earth... what would you say?
Is this pseudo-profound bull****? 05.06.2025 30:00
Ever been a victim of 'pseudo-profound bull***'? A new study hints at why. Also, why you probably shouldn't be putting tape over your mouth, and a look at people follow rules... even when they don't actually have to.
Yes, men find female breasts attractive. But why? 01.06.2025 30:00
This week on Science unscripted, what event(s) led to racoons setting foot in Germany? Why do our fingers prune up after a long bath? And a study conducted in Papua has bold claims about female breasts.
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