You can't expect scientists to always focus their collective brains on important issues like curing devastating diseases or solving society's problems. Sometimes, even those guys have to let loose and explore some really insignificant items. Such is the case with a paper being published in the American Physical Society's Physical
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It’s a truism among biblio- and cinephiles both that books are always better than movies that are based on them. Actually, though, there is a history of great films that are actually better than the books they are based on. As part of our ongoing fascination with the relationship between books and movies, we present -- five movies that are
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As Millennials (and their slightly older siblings, the Xennials) already could have told you: The student loan crisis in the U.S. is completely out of control. As kids, these groups were always told that you need to get a college education to succeed. Of course, no one expected there to be a huge financial recession, causing the job pool to dry
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For some teens, the thought of being followed on Twitter by their dad, or having their Facebook status update liked by their mom would be enough to send them into seclusion. The embarrassment! The horror! But it's not like that for all teenagers. In fact, some of them like interacting with their parents via social media, and those that do, have
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