Poynter explores a case of journalistic malpractice:
All suicides are tragic and complicated. And teen suicides are particularly devastating because as adults we recognize all that lost potential.
Poynter explores a case of journalistic malpractice:
All suicides are tragic and complicated. And teen suicides are particularly devastating because as adults we recognize all that lost potential.
So, maybe Grandma was right after all -- we really can feel the weather in our bones:
Scientists don't understand all the mechanisms involved in weather-related pain, but one leading theory holds that the falling barometric pressure that frequently precedes a storm alters the pressure inside joints. Those connections between bones, held together with tendons and ligaments, are surrounded and cushioned by sacs of fluid and trapped gasses.
I'll bet some of you haven't even packedyet:
The musician-turned-activist reckons the world will end in 2030 - leading to the extinction of humankind.
Sir Bob, 61, based his miserable prediction on the effects of climate change.
“The world can decide in a fit of madness to kill itself," he told a group of youngsters at a summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Why is 10 percent of the population left-handed?
So, "brain dead" might not actually mean brain dead?
Now, why in the world did I read an interview with Al Gore by Ezra Klein about global warming and not see this coming?
Here we go again. When I post about drivel, it's usually from a political source (or from my own musings, yeah, yeah, I know). But here's some from Scientific American: