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The Horrible Dating Advice Women Were Given in 1967

By 2040, Most “Meat” Will Not Come from Dead Animals

Botswana's High Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex

Uber Begins Delivering McDonald's Burgers by Drone

Drug to Replace Chemotherapy May Reshape Cancer Care

Norberg: 10 Reasons to Look Forward to the Future

Pessimists Archive Podcast, Ep. 5: Umbrellas

Puncture-Proof Airless Tires Will Soon Be on the Market

The Curious World of Medieval Copulation

Upgrade Your Memory with a Surgically Implanted Chip

Breakthrough in Process to Create Cancer-Killing Drugs

Eye Transplant? Researchers 3D-Print First Human Cornea

The British Used to Import Ice to Manage India's Heat

New Algorithm Predicts Patient Survival in Intensive Care

Permaculture Brings Prosperity to Areas in Rural Ethiopia

Deaths from Cancer Continue to Decline Worldwide

Microsoft's Latest Text-to-Speech AI Generates Realistic Speech

Luckily There Is No Mental Illness Epidemic

Self-Driving Trucks Begin Mail Delivery Test for U.S. Postal Service

Ridley: The Future of Food Production

New Seafood Substitute Tastes as Fishy as It Sounds

The Dangerous History of Train Yards

'Pumping Heart Patch' Ready for Human Use

New Treatment Could Offer Hope to Men with Incurable Cancer

Pinker: Why Humans Are Far Better Than You Think

Advanced Nuclear Reactors May Be Here Sooner Than Many Imagined

First Genetically Modified Animal Cleared for Human Consumption

The Truth about the “Golden Age” of Flying

Genetically Modified Fungus Kills 99 Percent of Malaria Mosquitoes

World Record for Smallest Surviving Infant Thanks to Medical Tech

New Compound Kills Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

Scientists Were Able to Keep Cells Alive in the Brains of Dead Pigs

The Surprising and Forgotten History of London's Coffeehouses

Would You Survive in a Different Historical Era?

SpaceX Launches 60 High-Speed Internet Satellites

Months of Motionless Milk-Drinking Were Once Used to “Cure” the Sick

Artificial Photosynthesis Uses Gold to Turn CO2 into Liquid Fuel

Driverless Cars Could Speed up Journeys by One Third

In Georgian England Cudgelling Matches Were a Popular Pastime

Dried Gut Bacteria Could Tackle Dementia, Parkinson's and Cancer

What Life Was Really like in Medieval Castles

Using a Smartphone to Detect Kids' Ear Infections

33 Unusual Old Remedies From Throughout History

Scientists on a Race to Find a Universal Antivenom

The House That Was Built by Robots

Scientists Developing Drugs to Stop Tumors Resisting Treatment

The Peculiar Medieval Recipes for Toothpaste

“The economist Julian Simon ran the numbers and made the case for human beings as assets. His “Simon Abundance Index” measures the availability of resources relative to population and finds that with more people there are more resources,&am

Pioneering Therapy Could Repair Deadly Heart Attack Damage

Drinking Gold Was a Grisly Anti-Aging Fad in 16th-Century France