Humans
Modern moral responses need a manual mode
Our moral reasoning is based on cognitive glitches – we need to rethink it for the world we live in now, says moral psychologist Joshua Greene
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Mapped: male and female brain connections
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Health
Fake brain helps investigate age’s intelligence decline
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The benefits of realising you’re just a brain
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The night: When sleep breaks and consciousness leaks
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The night: When darkness falls, fear rises
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The night: Full moon mayhem is for real
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Health
Are Alzheimer’s and diabetes the same disease?
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Just add water to see the brain’s web of connections
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Waiting for pain can cause more dread than pain itself
People choose to experience more pain if it means spending less time waiting for it, which suggests that anticipating pain is worse than experiencing it
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Art’s early dawn: When intelligence really began
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Don’t bury Europe’s remarkable prehistoric culture
Opinion
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Taming the beasts of the global economy
Opinion
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Electrode recreates all four tastes on your tongue
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