Pocket Archive: Inspiration & Cool Stuff

The real and complicated story of Ireland's past is a lot more interesting than Irish Americans make it out to be

One's thirties are the new twenties so they say, but for our embattled Nation's Music Station MuchMusic it's the new euthanasia. Launched with great …

The ability of psychedelic drugs to pass through brain cell membranes may explain how they help rapidly grow new neural connections.

Researchers possibly witnessed entanglement in the brain, indicating that some brain activity, like consciousness, operates on a quantum level.

And it can affect all of us.

To mummify their dead, the Ancient Egyptians needed to acquire exotic ingredients from faraway places.

Some of us are cursed to hear the future.

Sitting for too long, whether on your couch or working at a desk, is very bad for your health. Here's how to combat it.

The Original Heresy: Homesickness, Civilization, and Transcendental Religion (part 2)

A look at how the ALDH2 gene causes Asian flush (also called Asian glow or alcohol flush) reactions in people from Japan, Korea & China & the best cures.

Ruth, like many Asian Americans, has at times been reluctant to drink wine because of her tendency to turn a

By Romany Reagan ‘The blackthorn full of spines—but how the child delights in its fruit.’  — ‘Cad Goddeu’, 14th-century Welsh poem  The blackthorn tree fascinates because of its inherent duality. O…

In this time and age, it's common to document everything visually. Here are some tips for taking your naturist pictures to the next level.

Wondering where to apply cologne? After a shower, spray along your pulse points, specifically your neck, chest, and wrists.

Cologne is a significant part of your appearance. So, to get the best out of it, you should make sure that you’re spraying it properly. Proper use of cologne

Research project aims to discover how age, size and shape of woodlands affect people’s happiness and wellbeing

Purdue University researchers’ discovery not only sheds light on life’s origins on Earth, but could help save lives by enhancing medicinal chemistry reactions

The nature of consciousness and the measurement problem in quantum physics remain two of the greatest mysteries in science. Is it possible they are connected?

Richard Hall watches the England-USA draw at a New York bar and is worried by what he sees

A new study sheds light on the question of whether Mars ever supported life

Brilliant flashes could be a clue.

Early life may have been far more like animals than we thought, suggests new research that shows bacteria can 'develop' like an embryo.