Science & Technology
How Can We Tell Whether Comey's Firing Was Justified
By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
Using behavioral science to figure out Trump's likely motive for firing James Comey.
Complicated Correlation of Science and Religion Interpreted in a New Way
By Alister McGrath
With no certain answers, comparing the complicated correlation of science and religion is no easy feat.
LED Streetlights Are Giving Neighborhoods the Blues
By Jeff Hecht, from IEEE Spectrum
Early adopters of LED street lighting are struggling with glare and light pollution.
Internet Privacy Doesn’t Mean A Thing … Yet.
By Meg Leta Jones
What would it look like for Internet privacy to be not an ideal, but a right, so that personal data could be hidden, deleted, and not return to loom over the future?
The See Change: How Virtual Reality is Blurring Realism
By Sam Scott
Huge advances in virtual reality are challenging the nature of experience.
We're All Conspiracy Theorists
By Rob Brotherton
Through a study of human psychology, "Suspicious Minds" suggests that we’re all conspiracy theorists—some of us just hide it better than others.
Male Gods and Massive Media: Religion Runs Free on the Internet
By Mary Valle, from CrossCurrents
For those on the margins of faith, the internet is exploding notions of what religion can be.
Cosmological Models: The Beginning and End of the Universe
By Christian de Quincey
Examining the second law of thermodynamics, and how the universal concept of entropy affects us in everyday life.
