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Pamela Conrad may seem like an anomaly; she’s a NASA scientist (an astrobiologist and mineralogist working on the Perseverance mission) as well as a reverend. In a fascinating interview with Wired, Conrad …
Shipping container houses, childhood memories as art installations, medicinal psychedelics and more
When New York-based psychedelic drug developer MindMed went public this week, they sought funding to continue work on mental health treatment that looks to LSD (a Schedule 1 drug) as its active …
Cairo's mummy parade, VR-created claymation furniture, the importance of "third places" and more in our look around the web
For most, a favorite bar, coffee shop, library, record store, barber shop or market means more than a transaction. These “third places” (home being first and work second) oftentimes provide conversation, connection …
Apple's Black History Month efforts, support systems for travel and hospitality workers, a preview of Virgin's hyperloop and more
A comprehensive guide for all fungi-filled fantasies
Whether or not money buys happiness remains a collective fixation—and many scholars endeavor to answer the question through countless studies. In a much-cited paper published in 2010, psychologist Daniel Kahneman and economist …
Space news, sonic time capsules, shapeshifting material, people-powered initiatives and more
Mount Everest's new height, evidence of the Anthropocene, work-from-home tips and more from around the internet