This article challenges the assumption that humans are inherently selfish and advocates for prosocial behaviors, arguing that studies on human behavior and altruism question the prevailing capitalist narrative, emphasizing the potential for societal shifts towards cooperation, altruism, and resource-sharing within a socialist framework.
Gracie Enticknap discusses the current state of LGBTQ+ inclusion in STEM and what needs to change to make progress on this. Link in bio!
Gracie Enticknap explores how James Cameron’s Avatar serves as a visually captivating critique of humanity’s escape from environmental issues through technologically driven solutions, paralleling real-world debates on greenwashing and the need for genuine environmental protection.
Using Turkey as a case study, Cansu Öktem warns us of the issues that can arise from science censorship and negligence.
This article delves into India’s scientific landscape, emphasizing challenges like limited political support, cultural clashes, and poor scientific literacy, while also noting positive developments and the need for collaborative efforts to promote research and development in the country.
Video games could enhance future learning, says Emily Vialls, in a more immersive and engaging manner than current methods.
Uncover the potency of Traditional Chinese Medicine, highlighting white peony root’s medicinal properties, TCM therapies like acupuncture, and cross-cultural practices, demonstrating the enduring relevance of nature-inspired remedies in modern healthcare.
The article discusses the Doomsday Clock, indicating the current global threats such as nuclear risks, climate change, and the impact of events like Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing the need for united efforts to address these challenges and ensure the survival of humanity.
Daniela Pamias addresses Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), highlighting its prevalence, cultural roots, and severe health consequences, emphasizing the need for global awareness, education, and intervention to eradicate this practice rooted in deep systemic sexism and violation of women’s rights.
The article explores the longstanding debate on the compatibility of science and religion, focusing on research conducted in African countries like South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria, challenging the commonly held conflict hypothesis by revealing nuanced relationships and coexistence between science and religion in these regions.
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