A Single Alcoholic Beverage May Alter Brain Cells’ Mitochondrial Function Permanently According to new research, a single exposure to ethanol causes permanent changes to the neurons in both fruit flies and mice, leading to synaptic remodeling…
Six Things You Do Every Day That Science Can’t Explain Science is fantastic. It’s what got us from dying from plague all the time in the middle Ages to only acquiring it extremely seldom in…
The Stories That Showed Science Was On Top Form This Year, Despite Gestures at Everything COVID has had yet another lengthy year; we have encountered a few new varieties (hello Gamma, Delta, and Omicron) and fought against them with large…
President Biden Announces Vaccination Mandate for 100 Million US Workers Let’s have a look at a thinking experiment. Imagine living in one of the world’s wealthiest countries, with easy access to a free, plentiful, and…
Bain’s Matt Harris and Justworks’ Isaac Oates to talk through the Series B deal that brought them together It has been almost 10 years since Justworks launched. The platform founded by Isaac Oates is another example of software eating around the world; in…
Shunning Shanning can be a work of social rejection or sensitive distance. In the religious context, the omission of a formal decision by a name or…
Authoritarianism Authoritarianism, the principle of blind submission to authority, contradicts the freedom of thought and action individually. Authoritarianism is a type of government characterized by strong…
What is a Chicano? The word comes from a native Native Mexican / Native word for “Nahuatl” (Aztec) word “native”. Chicana, an identifiable, feminine form of Mexican-born people born…
Conflict Conflict is defined as the behavior due to which people differ in their feelings, thought and/or actions. It is a human incident which had its…
Diaspora – a Scattered Population Diaspora means the people who had left their original homelands and settled in other countries of the world either willingly or being forced or for…