Category: Science for Lay People

We must always Judge – Hannah Arendt

“Hannah Arendt suggested that we must always judge, and accurately, the historical characters – on the facts and so on. He who does not judge, perhaps not to be judged, is totally dead. Judge and compare, in historical terms, and even personal, are fundamental… to clarify and illuminate.” – by Euler de França Belém

Early to Rise? Ordinary and Happy. Late-to-Bed-Late-to-Rise? Intelligent and Depressed.

According to the University of Madrid and the London School of Economics, those who wake up early have more time just to mediocrity. Those who sleep later and wake up later are generally smarter. Those who sleep late and wake up late have better analytical thinking, conceptual and critical. Despite some exceptions, such as Thomas […]

The Craigslist Killer: It is not only One, there are Many Killers; One more Reason why Prostitution should be Decriminalized

A Boston medical student named Philip Markoff used Craigslist (2009) to solicit several women for sexual encounters, and although he killed solely Julissa Brissman, he had many victims. Markoff was identified via hotel surveillance cameras and emails, and was apprehended while driving to Foxwoods Casino with his fiancée, also a medical student. He killed himself in his cell in […]