· by Tristan Wadsworth · 20 Jun, 2016
Cybugs. Scientists at the University of Cambridge have found that a genus of insects have tiny biological butt-gears that synchronise its legs when it jumps. Head through this link to watch the video. The nymphs...
· by Tristan Wadsworth · 11 Apr, 2016
There’s one major trait in which domesticated animals differ from their wild counterparts: tameness. In the shift from wolf to dog, from aurochs to cattle, domesticated animals have all become considerably more chill than...
· by Tristan Wadsworth · 3 Mar, 2016
The greeks said “Know thyself” (but they said it in ancient Greek). Socrates apparently also said “the unexamined life isn’t worth living” but then he drank a bunch of poison, so what does he...
· by Tristan Wadsworth · 30 Jan, 2016
So I was once halted in confusion during an argument with a friend. I don’t remember exactly, due to the location of the argument (a pub), but his hypothesis essentially boiled down to this: It...
