# health
The quest for a minimalistic life could be the best thing for the future of humanity.
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Greg Fish on 09.09.2021
# health
We held the key to defeating the COVID-19 in our hands. Then, our worst citizens gave the virus a second lease on life, and millions more will die before this is over.
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Greg Fish on 08.31.2021
# science
When science, the media, and short-sighted metrics meet, the end result is often long on flash and short on facts.
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Greg Fish on 08.23.2021
# science
New research says that talking to strangers has a lot of mental benefits. And they may just help us out of the societal mess we’re in today.
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Greg Fish on 08.16.2021
# oddities
Today’s conspiracy theorists are baffling to old school skeptics because their motives are completely different, much simpler, and much more disturbing.
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Greg Fish on 07.21.2021
# astrobiology
A popular thought among experts thinking about alien life is that any intelligent life we discover in space will be artificial. But how realistic is this notion?
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Greg Fish on 07.09.2021
# space
The next big space race isn’t the United States vs. China, it’s Musk vs. Bezos. And who wins has the potential to change our lives.
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Greg Fish on 07.05.2021
# politics
Today’s typical working hours are a result of politics, compromise, and ideology. Now, some experts are finally asking what science says is the perfect work week, and why.
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Greg Fish on 06.21.2021
# science
Many of us are taught that civilization started around 5,000 years ago, even though we know it’s actually much older. But just how old is it really?
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Greg Fish on 06.05.2021
# astrobiology
Former military pilots and officers often share UFO stories with the media. But what if some of those objects really are from alien words? How would we know? What would we do?
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Greg Fish on 05.24.2021