# science
Scientists around the world are competing to answer the question of how heavy an atom can be before physics steps in.
# health
When we reject centuries of medical science and research, we're effectively going back and time to make ailments we tamed into life-threatening afflictions once again.
# health
Depression is a serious affliction, but we also need to prevent turning normal human emotions into pathologies.
# tech
Step one, live for a while. Step two, something. Step three, something else that should do the trick.
# science
Remember, you debate about quantum physics at your own risk.
# science
All too often people confuse a debate out of pity or common courtesy for equal standing. And all too often, cranks are happy to take advantage of that perception.
# evolution
Take a peek into the bizarro world of the Discovery Institute, where random cranks are scientific icons in waiting and evolution is about to be rejected by Big Science.
# tech
We're inching closer and closer to armies of killer robots ready to do out bidding. Their code better be up to par.
# astrobiology
There are a lot of reasons to be skeptical that extraterrestrial scientists are roaming our solar system and kidnapping hapless humans for probing.
# oddities
The wealthy, secretive UFO cult is back in the news and they're not taking it well.
# science
The good news is that we found a way to drastically extend life. The bad news is that it only applies to some of the simplest worms on the planet.
# science
There's a fine line between skepticism and cynicism. Are some skeptics forgetting to tell the difference?
# oddities
Van Helsing might have been a legendary monster slayer who defeated many a werewolf, but he had nothing on... Darwin?
# science
Mathematician with an interest in general relativity, Burkhard Heim, had an idea for a war drive powered not by nuclear fusion or the decay of exotic matter, but by magnets.
# science
ABC's Tandem follows the age old tradition of cramming enough technobabble into the plot of a space themed disaster show and hope the audience doesn't ask questions.
