the brain

Almost Nobody Can Write This Letter of the Alphabet Correctly

By Jeffrey Kluger

Why So Many People Believe Conspiracy Theories

By Jeffrey Kluger

What Your Dreams Actually Mean, According to Science

By Jeffrey Kluger

How the Month You Were Born Affects Your Personality, According to Science

By Jeffrey Kluger
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The Key to Family Happiness Is Really Simple

You just have to spend more time together at home

By Amanda MacMillan / Real Simple October 11, 2016

The Truth About That Giant Crab Monster on Mars

Blame 'pareidolia' - a phenomenon that makes us see all kinds of things

By Jeffrey Kluger August 3, 2015

Why You're Pretty Much Unconscious All the Time

A surprising new paper argues that consciousness is just a bit player in the human brain

By Jeffrey Kluger June 26, 2015

You Don't Have To Understand Music To Feel Its Power

Musical moments let you keep track of the drama even when you’re not looking at the screen.

By Joel Beckerman and Tyler Gray December 20, 2014

Breaking Bad Action Figures? Really, Toys 'R' Us?

In a spectacularly bad bit of judgment, the big box store puts a meth manufacturer on its shelves.

By Jeffrey Kluger October 20, 2014

Robin's Pain: The Mystery of Suicide

Robin Williams was just one of 39,000 Americans who take their lives each year. The long-standing puzzle is why anyone arrives at so tragic a place. Increasingly, there are answers

By Jeffrey Kluger August 13, 2014

Noninvasive Brain Control Is Real — and That's Good

A diabolical-sounding breakthrough may actually be able to treat a range of disabling diseases

By Jeffrey Kluger June 30, 2014
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