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FACIAL EXPRESSIONS MAY BE AN UNRELIABLE WAY TO READ EMOTIONS
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS MAY BE AN UNRELIABLE WAY TO READ EMOTIONS

By Marlene Cimons, The Washington Post

The One Parenting Decision That Really Matters
The One Parenting Decision That Really Matters

By Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, The Atlantic

Neuroscience says there’s no such thing as free will. A psychologist explains why that might not be true
Neuroscience says there’s no such thing as free will. A psychologist explains why that might not be true

By Lisa Feldman-Barrett, Science Focus

IF WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT SAVING AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, THIS VOTING SYSTEM MIGHT BE THE KEY
IF WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT SAVING AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, THIS VOTING SYSTEM MIGHT BE THE KEY

By Katherina Gehl and Jonathan Haidt, Time

Sending Smiley Emojis? They Now Mean Different Things to Different People
Sending Smiley Emojis? They Now Mean Different Things to Different People

By Aiyana Ishmael, The Wall Street Journal

Skin in the Name
Skin in the Name

By Ryan Baum, Wolvereye

Op-Ed: Why storytelling is an important tool for social change
Op-Ed: Why storytelling is an important tool for social change

By Emily Falk, The Los Angeles Times

Market for Emotion Recognition Projected to Grow as Some Question Science
Market for Emotion Recognition Projected to Grow as Some Question Science

By John P. Desmond, AI Trends

What makes a news story trustworthy? Americans point to the outlet that publishes it, sources cited
What makes a news story trustworthy? Americans point to the outlet that publishes it, sources cited

By John Gramlich, Pew Research Center

How Ranked-Choice Voting Could Affect New York’s Mayoral Race
How Ranked-Choice Voting Could Affect New York’s Mayoral Race

By Nate Cohn, The New York Times