Humans
Guilty or not guilty: Does inequality really lead to murder?
US district judge Morris Hoffman weighs up the evidence for the prosecution in Martin Daly's book Killing the Competition, and wonders why murder is so rare
Culture
Technology
How challenging the meaning of ‘fuel’ lets the real world in
Culture
Environment
Earwigs and rotten panther: The diet of a Victorian eccentric
Culture
Life
Great Christmas books: Our guide to gifts that keep on giving
Culture
Humans
Playing politics: exposing the flaws of nudge thinking
Culture
Health
Scurvy: A tale of the sailors’ curse and a cure that got lost
Culture
Humans
Stanisław Lem: The man with the future inside him
Features
Humans
A Day in the Life of the Brain hunts consciousness
Culture
Environment
Trees have an inner life like ours, claims bestseller
Culture
Humans
Who Owns the Dead? The atrocity of 9/11 casts a long shadow
The $80 million forensic investigation after New York’s terrorist attacks identified many victims. But with 1113 remains unidentified, a new book outlines the many issues outstanding
Culture
Humans
Golden oldies: The pudgy dad hypothesis and why older men matter
Culture
Environment
What do our natural laws really say about the world?
Culture
Humans
The Electric Kool-Aid language test
Culture
Earth
Â鶹´«Ã½ reviews the Royal Society book prize winners
Culture