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How a theory about maleness could explain the state of the world

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How a theory about maleness could explain the state of the world

Feedback is intrigued by a theory arguing that when maleness is threatened, men overcompensate with increased support for war and homophobia – and interest in SUVs

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Jack the Ripper and the case of the missing DNA evidence

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Jack the Ripper and the case of the missing DNA evidence

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Virgin Money flusters chatbot, but just try living in Scunthorpe

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Virgin Money flusters chatbot, but just try living in Scunthorpe

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George R. R. Martin finally finishes… a physics paper

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George R. R. Martin finally finishes… a physics paper

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The strange geoengineering idea with potential for significant fallout

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The strange geoengineering idea with potential for significant fallout

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Why giving Jurassic Park's velociraptors feathers is a good thing

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Why giving Jurassic Park's velociraptors feathers is a good thing

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Fancy publishing 'nonsense' and sabotaging your fellow scientists?

Fancy publishing 'nonsense' and sabotaging your fellow scientists?

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A first nomination for the 2025 Reverse Nominative Determinism award

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A first nomination for the 2025 Reverse Nominative Determinism award

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A New Year’s resolution nightmare and strange lights in the night sky

A New Year’s resolution nightmare and strange lights in the night sky

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Is Christmas better now it's over? Don't worry, that's common

Is Christmas better now it's over? Don't worry, that's common

Feedback was not all that surprised to learn that we tend to only see major rituals as positive experiences once they have finished

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Missile detectors and a Santa tracker? It's a festive mystery

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Unpacking the new Jordan Peterson book – with much exhaustion

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How to defeat wild emus - lessons from history

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Is this the pettiest it is possible to be in an academic article?

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