HOW DO CANADIANS FEEL ABOUT IT? CTVNews.ca asked readers if they felt general unkindness from strangers and had unpleasant experiences since the pandemic lockdowns. Several people reached out via email to share how they feel a difference in the way people treat one another ...
Hausfather said a few recent studies he's read suggest that El Niño may be acting differently than it has in the past, pushed to stick around longer due to the "triple-dip" La Niña — the opposite of El Niño — that we had from...
Most Americans are not familiar with term critical race theory, but that hasn’t stopped some from getting upset about attempts to reckon with the sprawling repercussions of slavery.
Flier suggests: “Don’t expect your university presidents or other major academic leaders to be expressing ideas that would be surprising or maybe cause you to think differently about a subject. Because if they do that, they may not be in the position very long,” he says. ...
In a murder scene where there was so much blood it leached out of the house and was running down the outside of the house. And the judge is totally running cover for her, saying it is normal and she could not be expected to call for help or do anything differently. Plus one victim...
Some behavioural theorists claim that if you graph it out, our preferences over time resemble a hyperbolic curve. This helps explain why St. Augustine wanted God to make him chaste, jus tnot yet -- and why so many Canadians spend more than they say they want to. Tomorrow, in part three...
Just 50 years ago, no one knew why the Earth has mountains. Now we do. This is the story of how we figured it out - and how we keep learning.
Well I did ask hypothetically if one were in charge of a metric transition effort today, what would they do differently to ensure it succeeded this time, unlike the last time it was tried. But the responses ranged from unrealistic "mandatory immediate switch" to unhelpful "...
Being smart is generally a good thing. You can use your smarts to make more money and do more things with ease. However, what if you live in one of the smartest countries in the world. Can your smartness shine through when many of your peers are equally as intelligent?
So, how do you define a monkey? You could quite reasonably argue that, if modern-day Old World Monkeys are ’monkeys’, and modern-day New World monkeys are ‘monkeys’, then it stands to reason any species descended from their most recent common ancestor must also be ‘a monkey’. But...