Who's laughing now? The science of humour Deconstructing what we makes us laugh leads to some probing questions about jokes, puns and intentions Humour • 22 Aug 22
Who's laughing now? The science of humour Deconstructing what we makes us laugh leads to some probing questions about jokes, puns and intentions Humour • 22 Aug 22
Why do we talk about our bodies as if they were machines? The idea that the body is a machine in need of constant tending and repair has become part of our daily lives Ideas • 16 Jul 20
Why do we talk about our bodies as if they were machines? The idea that the body is a machine in need of constant tending and repair has become part of our daily lives Ideas • 16 Jul 20
What "boring" books, TV, music and film say about us The problem with boring and boredom as descriptions is that they often relate to emotions that are not necessarily negative Culture • 11 Feb 20
What "boring" books, TV, music and film say about us The problem with boring and boredom as descriptions is that they often relate to emotions that are not necessarily negative Culture • 11 Feb 20
Why social media doesn't do nuance A single tweet can end up forming a stranger's entire opinion of us so we can be particularly susceptible to a negative ethos judgement Social Media • 13 Dec 19
Why social media doesn't do nuance A single tweet can end up forming a stranger's entire opinion of us so we can be particularly susceptible to a negative ethos judgement Social Media • 13 Dec 19
