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  Who Will Win the Nobel Peace Prize?

  The Nobel Prize for medicine was announced today, marking the beginning of another exciting Nobel week, with prizes given out every day from now...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Environment

  

  It's Confirmed. Again. The Planet's Getting Warmer.

  Sigh. Apparently there's still some confusion about whether the planet is getting warmer or cooler. Now only 57 percent of Americans believe there...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  Praying Works (It's Science)

  According to new research from psychologists at Florida State University, praying works. Not at getting God to do stuff (that's hard to test) but...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Your Political Party: Written on Your Face

  Your face says a lot about you. It says some obvious stuff (your age, gender, and race, for example, are usually apparent by the way your face...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  Valentine's Day Tips from the Psychological Literature

  The British Psychological Society has a roundup of romantic advice culled from psychology papers: When asking a lady for a dance or for her...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  Which Health Supplements Are Backed by Science?

  St. John's Wart? Sounds like something Gandalf would prescribe. Information is Beautiful has a nice infographic showing which "health...

  by Andrew Price

• GOOD Blog

  

  Is the Large Hadron Collider Being Destroyed by Malicious Forces from the Future?

  It might sound far-fetched, but so does smashing protons together at light speed to recreate the conditions of the start of the universe....

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• GOOD Blog

  

  Pop!Tech ’09: Praise You Like I Shouldn't

  What do kids need to do well in school? Lots of well-meaning teachers and parents think praise is important. And they're right. Sort of. Ashley...

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  A Happy Writer Is a Lousy Writer?

  How bad moods make us careful. Like so many writing teachers, I've been told I sometimes drive my students to depression or binge-drinking....

  by Mark Peters

• Technology

  

  Birthing Gods

  Can we make sure the superintelligent machines are friendly? Part four in a GOOD miniseries on the singularity by Michael Anissimov and Roko...

  by Roko Mijic

• Technology

  

  The Utopia Force

  How intelligent machines could make being human unimaginably better. Part six in a GOOD miniseries on the singularity by Michael Anissimov and...

  by Roko Mijic

• Environment

  

  Gravity's Milky Way Rides Everything

  I don't exactly know what to say about xkcd's illustration of our planets' and moons' gravity wells, other than that it's completely awesome-and a...

  by Patrick James

• Environment

  

  The Biosphere 2 Is Falling Apart

  The Biosphere 2, a closed environment built in the late 1980s in Arizona to study how humans and ecosystems worked together, was beset by all...

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  A Compostable Plastic

  Scientists at Imperial College London have developed a plastic that can be composed at home and could be used for all sorts of food packaging....

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Fear Itself

  How politicians use the psychological effects of fear to twist our perspective, and how we can fight back. Politico published an article last...

  by Mike Salamon

• News

  

  Political Activism Is Good for Your Head

  A new study by two psychologists, Malte Klar and Tim Kasser, has shown that political activism can do more than save the whales. It can save your...

  by Andrew Price

• Issue 017

  

  The GOOD 100: The Allen Telescope Array

  Astronomies of Scale The scientists behind the Allen Telescope Array (Microsoft co-founder and alien enthusiast Paul Allen is backing the...

  by GOOD

• Issue 017

  

  The GOOD 100: Numenta

  Brain Mapping Jeff Hawkins built his career (and his fortune) as the inventor of the Palm Pilot and the Treo. In 2005, he co-founded the...

  by GOOD

• Technology

  

  Heavenly Fuel from Garbage, Weeds, and Pond Scum

  Algae-based fuel is a massive leap from corn ethanol, and could already be working within our existing transportation infrastructure-if only its...

  by Joshua Kagan

• Lifestyle

  

  Future Growing Pains Will Take Place in Petri Dishes

  That's an ear implant. It's getting seeded with cartilage cells at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, which is "part a...

  by Patrick James