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Scientists Combine Brain Magnetic Fields, Eye-Tracking to Control Computers
Researchers are developing a unique gaze-based system to control a computer with “the power of thought”.
Monsoon changes threaten Asia and warn the world
For generations India’s farmers have relied on its arrival, but monsoon changes suggest a hotter and less predictable world.
What is the optimal human population? An eminent economist weighs in
A recent book from a Cambridge University economist finds that an optimal human population might range from 500 million to 5 billion.
Many Evangelicals say they won’t be vaccinated against Covid-19
White evangelicals are the least likely demographic to get the vaccine, the Pew Research Centre has found.
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A Glimpse into a Possible Future
As with everything in life, our path forward requires balance: enabling the good, while mitigating the risk of unintended consequences.
We should acknowledge the impact that overpopulation is having on the planet
Population limits have been so ignored that now inexpensive family planning methods will be replaced by the Grim Reaper.
A Case for Neural Augmentation
There is little reluctance to consider implants for somebody who is paralysed or has lost a limb. So what about implants in normal people?
Life on Mars? Will we find it? Will we colonize the Red Planet?
The planet Mars has been the focus of two ambitious projects: the search for life forms native to the planet and human colonization.
A Crash Course on Papal Infallibility
Swiss Catholic theologian Hans Kung: "It is not possible to solve the problem of contraception until we solve the problem of infallibility."
How gene therapy could help astronauts survive deep space deadly radiation
NASA has turned to the fast-moving world of gene therapy to solve several potential medical issues facing astronauts on lengthy space missions.
GENE THERAPY MAY BE A BIG PART OF SPACE EXPLORATION IN THE FUTURE
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