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Has Violence Declined Through the Ages?
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Violence is a complicated thing to measure.
How Leonardo da Vinci Used Anatomy to Inform his Paintings
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Do the Renaissance master’s drawings stand the test of time?
Giving the "Mona Lisa" a Digital Makeover
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See the “Mona Lisa” as da Vinci once did.
Three Tasks Driverless Cars Need to Learn
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There’s a lot going on ‘under the hood’ of a self-driving car.
The Tech Behind Mail-In Voting
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Due to the pandemic, millions are voting by mail in the 2020 presidential election.
The Science of the COVID-19 Treatments Trump Received
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In early October 2020, President Trump tested positive for COVID-19.
Are Babies Capable of Making Moral Judgements?
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To test this, a psychologist puts on a two-act puppet show for infants.
Can Geoengineering “Undo” Climate Change?
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There are ways to reverse some of the damage from our carbon dioxide emissions.
How Communities Can Adapt to Climate Change
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For many, the concept of “adapting” to climate change feels like admitting defeat.
Losing a Loved One to Early Onset Alzheimer's
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See how Alzheimer's develops and spreads throughout the brain.
Christian Cooper's Bird Yearbook Superlatives
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What’s the most underrated bird? Most mysterious? Hear Chris Cooper’s opinion.
Taking Orders to Be Violent Might be Easier Than You Think
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Two researchers at a Polish University recreated the Milgram Shock Experiment.
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