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New study finds tortoises have human-like feelings

LLMs are not consistently capable of updating their metacognitive judgments based on their experiences, and, like humans, LLMs tend to be overconfident

When hospitals close in rural areas in the US, voters do not punish Republicans for it

The El Greco Fallacy, this Time with Feeling: How (not) to Measure Group Differences in Emotional Intensity

Researchers computationally verified the Collatz conjecture up to a new limit of 20 quintillion and found four new path records

Analysing Roman itineraries using GIS tooling

The Replication crisis hits sports and exercise research: only 28% replicate fully, effect sizes are reduced by 75% on average

Brno researchers found 3D-printed titanium hip replacements, despite being rougher, lubricated better and had friction comparable to standard metal ones, but adding a protective coating unexpectedly made the friction worse

A new genus and species of gnathosaurine pterosaur, Spathagnathus roeperi, has been described from a fossilised specimen found in the Late Kimmeridgian of Brunn, Germany.

A new study finds two main routes drive incels to harmful beliefs: one shaped by pain from bullying and poor mental health, the other by anger, control, and extreme ideas

Mindfulness reduces anxiety symptoms and perceived stress in autistic adults, finds a new randomized controlled trial.

Healthy plant-based diets were associated with a 25% lower lung cancer risk, evident in both non-small cell lung cancer (24%) and small cell lung cancer (27%), study finds

Critically appraising the cass report: methodological flaws and unsupported claims

A pigment‑marked object in the context of Neanderthal symbolic behavior

A large-scale experiment with U.S

New immune signature in autoimmune encephalitis with intracellular targets

Overcoming Stigma in Neurodiversity: Toward Stigma-Informed ABA Practice

ChatGPT Helps Students Feign ADHD: An Analogue Study on AI-Assisted Coaching

Catastrophic fires and soil degradation: possible link with Neolithic revolution

For a typical house in the Czech Republic with solar panels, using a virtual battery service from the energy company was found to be the most cost-effective way to manage solar power

People are more likely to accept robots in their lives if they trust them, and that trust depends not just on how robots work, but on how well they connect with human emotions and social behavior

Digital piracy in times of Covid-19

PFAS, Fluoropolymers and nanomaterials, the invisible hazards of cell phone and computer touchscreens

A new approach redefines the conception of black holes by mapping out their detailed structure

Select address in desktop app for criminal recognition and tracking

Behavior Ecology and Sociobiology: Divergent killer whale populations exhibit similar acquisition but different healing rates of conspecific scars

Immigration plays a major role in American innovation – Over 30% of American inventors are foreign born

Matcha tea protects bone marrow from gamma radiation by reducing oxidative stress and DNA damage

Children who regularly eat seafood at age 7 exhibit more positive social behaviors—such as sharing, helping, and interacting kindly—by ages 7 and 9, compared to those who rarely consume seafood

Thematic Analysis of Twitter Data Reveals Distinctive Patterns in How Individuals with Anorexia Nervosa Navigated COVID-19 Restrictions