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The camera made us recognizable. It never made us known.

GLP-1s did not create the female obesity penalty. They just made it easier to measure.

The Pentagon is now testing testosterone — a hormone that drops when soldiers do the exact things soldiers are ordered to do.

The unsettling reason pleasure and pain can look alike

The party of “fuck your feelings” suddenly has feelings.

You are definitely missing most of them. Here is what 40 years of Canadian research, a quiz, and one sentence reveal about the sex you aren’t having.

Teachers are the latest target of the Trump regime.

Buried in your skin is a nerve called the C-tactile afferent. It fires for exactly one speed of caress, and it has been quietly running your love life behind your back.

I didn’t have a good answer.

Tiny intestinal perverts are meddling with your hormones, libido, and attraction. Naturally, no one mentioned this in health class.

While the answer is staring them right in the face

Or is this the third plague of Exodus?

Mac Barnett didn't say anything new. The kid lit world's response to him did.

Because he is both right and wrong about the science

Is the “ugly beauty” cultural shift a solution to objectification?

Isn’t it time that we listen?

Who decided the mafia talks like this?

“Don’t use AI” is the worst advice to give artists and writers.

“Cost-sharing” is the quiet scam inside every American medical bill. Mine was $1,450.