People often confuse intuition with insight, but relying solely on gut feelings can be a sign of weak critical thinking.

What's in the Syringe—Or Isn't: Defining Perioperative Supportive Care Interventions for Improved Surgical Outcomes Among Older Adults With Cancer The following represents disclosure information ...

TWO CONCURRENT exhibitions at the National Building Museum, an institution that has always interested itself to both the material and the immaterial aspects of architecture, beautifully illustrate ...

Visiting an art museum could change how we think about our lives, according to researchers. A University of Cambridge study found people's ability to think in abstract ways was boosted by admiring art ...

Since the dawn of philosophy, thinkers from Plato to Kant have considered how beauty affects human experience, and whether it has the power to transform our state of mind. Now, a new study from the ...

Spend an afternoon with a 6-year-old, and you might feel like you’ve entered the world’s most relentless quiz show. Questions like, Why is the sky blue? What happens when animals die? or How do ...

With the rise of chatbots—computer programs designed to simulate human conversation—and now LLMs, many believe that a computer using LLMs would be able to convince the interrogator that it was human, ...