Crime videos push liberal voters towards stricter laws but do not...
Experiments in San Francisco showed that watching videos of shoplifting leads liberal voters to take a tougher stance on a specific law but does not shift their overall political views to the right.
2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded for optogenetics
Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel have received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their work on optogenetics — a technology for controlling neurons with light.
Study: almost three-quarters of fact-checked falsehoods about the 2024 US election...
An analysis of 374 false claims relating to the 2024 US presidential campaign found that anonymous users were the most frequent source of disinformation, while Republican actors produced around 73% of the fact-checked falsehoods.
Preserving Capital in an Era of Instability: How to Protect an...
1. The situation: figures that do not lie
Preserving capital is the foremost task for business. In 2026, Russian businesses are operating in conditions that,...
OpenAI safety employee resigns and sounds the alarm
David Robinson, who wrote the safety reports for every major OpenAI model release, has left the company and issued a warning in The Atlantic.
3D films are finally worth watching: video glasses transform the experience
After decades of inconvenience and compromise, 3D films are enjoying a new lease of life thanks to video glasses that deliver the full picture without sacrificing brightness or resolution.
