Your political bias changes how your brain processes information
Politically, we’ve never been more polarised, but one study has unpacked how our brains succumb to partisanship.
Do our memories even exist? Science doesn’t think so
While our memories form the basis of who we think we are, whether they exist or not is a matter of discussion.
Sharks Amongst Us: Lessons from the Octopus Teacher
Netflix’s My Octopus Teacher may be about undersea wonderment, but it is energised by the power of curiosity.
While discrimination in the name of religion is not new, it has no place in 2020
As someone who grew up with apartheid, Morrison’s right to discriminate under religious auspices bristles me with familiarity.
To Facebook, my most toxic lover, farewell
I might be in a long term relationship with Facebook, but that doesn’t mean I’m happy. In fact, I think it might be time to pack my things.
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The tone-deaf coverage of Phil Spector’s passing
Police strip-searched 96 children in 2020, indigenous youth targeted
Trump’s brand of mainstream extremism and political irresponsibility is already here
Post COVID, can an employee refuse to return to the workplace?
18th century fake news: Before COVID, China was blamed for spreading smallpox