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Microsoft Now Accepts Bitcoin for Xbox Games and More Whether You Know What That Means or Not

By Dec 11th
We Know We’re Alive, but Do We Even Know What That Means?

By Dec 11th
This “Joke” Job Listing Encapsulates Just About Everything Wrong With Brogrammer Tech Culture

By Dec 10th
Scientists Recreated What May Have Been the Beginning of Life With a Laser

By Dec 10th
The Mary Sue Interview: Elizabeth Henstridge Talks Agents of SHIELD and the Importance Of Science

By Dec 10th
Americans Think They’re Better Informed Now Because Internet, We’re Not So Sure

By Dec 9th
According to New Research, Viking Women Explored Just as Much as Men

By Dec 9th
10 Things Your Phone Hates About You, Because It’s Better Than You at EVERYTHING

By Dec 9th
This Woman Suffered From a Neurological Disorder That Turned Everyone Into DRAGONS

By Dec 9th
Watch Marvel’s Elizabeth Henstridge, Aisha Tyler, & More Discuss the Media’s Portrayal of Women in STEM

By Dec 8th
Scientists Create Genius Mice by Injecting Human Brain Cells

By Dec 8th
Albert Einstein Vented to Marie Curie About Her Haters In Great 1911 Letter

By Dec 7th
But What If the Earth WAS Flat?

By Dec 7th
“The Science Love Song” Is the Adorably Nerdy Thing You Didn’t Know Your Relationship Needed

By Dec 5th
Apple Trial Reveals They Forced iPod Restore Messages to Delete iTunes Competitors’ Music

By Dec 4th
Stephen Hawking Also Thinks Human-Level AI May Lead to Our Destruction, by the Way

By Dec 4th
KREE! This Woman Made A 3D-Printed Stargate That Actually Lights Up And Dials!

By Dec 4th
Google Doesn’t Need Those Annoying CAPTCHA Text Puzzles to Tell If You’re a Robot Anymore

By Dec 3rd
This Is Your Brain On Hogwarts: Researchers Study How Reading Harry Potter Affects Neural Activity

By Dec 2nd
Microsoft Killing Clip Art Because No One Uses It, Instead Suggests Bing Image Search Which People Totally Use

By Dec 2nd