Your Brain Never Sees the World Directly
Your brain never sees the world directly—it reconstructs it from sensory clues. Discover how prediction, expectation, and surprise may shape the reality you experience.
You Are Glowing Right Now — Your Eyes Just Can’t See It
Your body is constantly emitting tiny amounts of visible light. Discover where this ultraweak glow comes from, why it changes during the day, and what it may reveal about metabolism and oxidative processes.
AI’s Next Bottleneck May Not Be Computing — It’s Moving Data
AI chips are becoming incredibly fast, but moving data between them is increasingly difficult. Silicon photonics could bring optical communication directly beside processors, using photons to build faster and more energy-efficient AI systems.
Hubble Sees Deep. Roman Will See Wide.
NASA's Roman Space Telescope will have a mirror similar in size to Hubble's but a field of view at least 100 times larger. Its vast cosmic surveys will investigate dark energy, map billions of galaxies and discover new exoplanets.
Zašto razumevanje prethodi govoru
Tečan govor se ne gradi forsiranjem produkcije u izolaciji. Saznajte kako bogat input gradi interne reprezentacije koje su vašem mozgu potrebne za brže i prirodnije povlačenje reči iz memorije.
The Strange Economics of Airdrops: Paying People to Look Like Users
When crypto protocols reward observable usage with valuable tokens, users begin optimizing the measurement itself. Here is how Sybil farming, Goodhart's law, and forensic graph analysis turn user metrics into an economic game.
Do Dreams Actually Do Anything?
Dreaming can reflect recent learning, emotional memories, and bizarre scenarios. But does the conscious dream narrative itself perform a useful biological function, or is it a byproduct of a sleeping brain?
How to Test a Brain Explanation That Sounds Like It Explains Everything
Predictive processing offers a grand view of the brain, but how do we tell genuine discoveries from post-hoc storytelling? A 4-question toolkit for evaluating neuroscience claims.
Scientists Asked 1,000 People to Bury Their Underwear
Scientists asked 1,000 volunteers to bury more than 2,000 pairs of cotton underwear across Switzerland. How much fabric disappeared revealed surprising differences in biological activity and showed how strongly land use affects the life hidden beneath our feet.
Zašto nejasan govor zvuči jasnije kada znate reči
Slušanje izobličene glasovne poruke verovatno zvuči kao nerazumljiva buka. Ali ako dobijete ponovo snimljenu, čistiju verziju ili pročitate rečenicu pre nego što je ponovo poslušate, nekako možete razumeti prvi snimak. Da li možete objasniti kako je to moguće?
