# science
If you're exercising in searing heat and soaking humidity, that weird feeling isn't toxins leaving your body, it's the beginning of a heat stroke.
# tech
Giant bipedal robots look cool in anime and movies. In real life, you probably wouldn't want to use them to fight giant eldritch creatures made of teeth, fangs, and acid.
# science
Curtis White fancies himself a man of deep thought and keep insight. His "nuh-uh" take on Dawkins' The God Delusion shows otherwise.
# tech
Some computer scientists are so eager to work work quantum computers, they created a new language to make working with quantum circuits easier.
# space
The bizarre, extremely fast radio bursts astronomers have been detecting might be the result of doomed neutron stars...
# astrobiology
The implications of the exploration strategy in Project Kronos may look fascinating, but imply some very scary and disturbing things...
# science
A group of physicists say that a multiverse, in which we're just one of many sibling universes, is an inevitable result of cosmic inflation.
# politics
A group of Christians illustrates everything wrong with one-sided interfaith dialogue in their conclusions after conducting a survey of atheists.
# tech
NSA's PRISM is a huge mess that the public somehow really doesn't care about.
# tech
A study finds that couple who met online end up in more stable, happier marriages. But there are a few small caveats that need to be addressed...
# science
Just to play Devil's advocate, what if we let the Arctic melt a bit to get the benefits of a Northwest Passage?
# tech
We have the tools, know-how, and technology to make this a better, more advanced world. We're just refusing to do it because the public is used to the droning of naysayers.
# science
Raymond Tallis has a list of scathing criticisms aimed at physics and neurology. It would sure help his points if he knew what he was talking about...
# space
When you remake a fan favorite, you're doomed to get a bad reaction from a lot of die hards, and Star Trek was no exception.
