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Argument is sometimes futile, and how to win one
You have no chance convincing people who have a deep-rooted belief in something - even though facts and logic show that they are completely wrong. At the same time, we do need to argue to make our case on several occasions, and neuroscience and psychology provide some useful tactics to get one's point across.
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Just how many options actually expire worthless?
We examine how options finished at the end of each monthly expiry from August 2021 onward.
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Cause for concern as China plans to build another dam on the Brahmaputra just 30km from the Indian border
China has plans to build another dam on the Brahmaputra in Medog, just 30km along its border with India in Arunachal Pradesh. The dam is to be built to generate three times as much power as the controversial Three Gorges Dam - where flooding had caused considerable concern earlier in 2020, with fears that the dam could break.
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Over a dozen monoliths have popped up globally, and their number is rising. Is it the work of Aliens? Artists? Advertisers?
Here's what we know about the shiny mysterious monoliths that have been popping up around the globe, and where you can buy one for $45.000. The first was most likely a work of art that lay undiscovered in the Utah desert for over two years, and the rest appear to be copycat ones. Meanwhile, commercial artists have also entered the fray.
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Scientists have restored vision in old mice by regenerating cells to make them "younger"
Scientists have successfully restored vision in old mice by tweaking their DNA and regenerating cells to make them "younger". This experiment could have implications for humans, and the process has already been licenced by Harvard to a Life Sciences company in their city (Boston).
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Humans have reduced wildlife populations by 68% since 1970, and haven't slowed down yet - WWF report
Wildlife populations have fallen by 68% since 1970, according to a major report by the WWF.
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Unless greenhouse gas emissions are cut, earth will soon be at its hottest in 34 million years : study
Chemical analyses of ancient sediments allowed scientists to put together one of the most comprehensive climate histories of the planet