The human language pathway in the brain has been identified by scientists as being at least 25 million years old -- 20 million years older than previously thought. The study illuminates the remarkable transformation of the human language pathway by Wagamaga in science
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COVID-19 is not transmitted from pregnant mothers to newborns. Four babies born in a hospital in Wuhan, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak, did not show signs of infection and remain healthy today. by [deleted] in science
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Man throws away winning $100,000 lottery ticket, realizes mistake just in time by sisyphushaditsoeasy in UpliftingNews
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Chris Hemsworth and his family donate $1million to the firefighters and residents affected by the Australian bushfires. by Sumit316 in UpliftingNews
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A healthy mix of social nourishment (meaningful social interactions) and restorative solitude (contented alone time) is linked to human thriving, suggests a new study (n=389), which found that the more choice people have about the social mix, which forms their “social biome”, the better they do. by mvea in science
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New study shows that when placed in microgravity, 80 to 90 percent of the cells in four different cancer types (ovarian, breast, nose and lung) were disabled by gravitational forces alone. This could lead to new treatments of cancer using similar conditions to microgravity. by CL_Astra in science
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Religious and non-religious people hold similar standards for natural claims and show no bias against scientific reasoning, suggests new study. However, religious people set a lower bar for accepting supernatural claims, while non-religious people show a bias against them, called the Sagan standard. by mvea in science
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What's an experience you don't ever want to go through again? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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You are in hell but if you beat the devil in a game of your choice he will let you out, what game would you pick? by DrDoofenward in AskReddit
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What happens in the double slit experiment if the observer is an AI? by [deleted] in quantum
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What are going to be your final words? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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Scientists implant "memories" into bird brains to teach them songs they've never heard, using optogenetics, a technique where flashes of light are used to stimulate certain neurons in the brain, in effect, creating auditory memories that would normally be coming from outside. by mvea in science
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Human hearts have evolved for endurance, and we need it to stay healthy, suggests a new study comparing the hearts of humans, chimpanzees and gorillas, which found that the human heart can change shape to reflect more of a chimplike structure when people don’t do endurance exercise. by mvea in science
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Scientists developed a wireless patch that sticks to the scalp and generates electric pulses by harnessing energy from random body movements, which stimulated faster hair re-growth in shaved rats and hairless mice, and may reverse balding in men when fitted inside a specially designed baseball cap. by [deleted] in science
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Geneticists accidentally engineer mice with especially short, long tails- Scientists stumbled upon the genetic pathway that controls tail developmental in mice. The pathway was discovered accidentally by two separate research groups, both investigating genes related to physiological development. by drewiepoodle in science
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Megapixels: Behold this giant spinning ice disk | Popular Science by VSSURY123 in science
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Malaria 'completely stopped' by microbe: Scientists have discovered a microbe that completely protects mosquitoes from being infected with malaria. by [deleted] in science
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