
Does Consciousness Pervade the Universe?
Philosopher Philip Goff answers questions about “panpsychism”

Does Consciousness Pervade the Universe?
Philosopher Philip Goff answers questions about “panpsychism”

Atlantic Puffins Spotted Using Tools
Scientists observed two Atlantic puffins using sticks to scratch themselves—the first known instance of seabirds using tools. Christopher Intagliata reports.


Mysticism and the Mind-Body Problem: Other Views
Participants in a freewheeling exploration of nonmaterialist, mystical accounts of reality critique a journalist’s critique

Brain Scientists Tap Secrets of Staying Healthy while Aging
Promoting “healthspan” involves exercise and games

My Go-To Arguments for Free Will
Free will must exist if some of us have more of it than others

Technique Takes Sleepers from Zzz to Aha!
Reactivating remembered problems during sleep can trigger solutions

Teaching Rats to Drive: A New Model for Learning
Rats learned to drive tiny cars as a model for acquiring new skills

New Promise for Those Who Suffer from Face Blindness
Improvements are seen after playing a modified version of Guess Who?

The Brain Senses Touch beyond the Body
You detect a tool’s contact with an object as if you placed your own finger on it

What Mice Watching Orson Welles’s Touch of Evil Can Teach Scientists about Vision
The findings challenge textbook ideas about how visual cortex cells process imagery

RIP Jerome L. Singer, “The Father of Daydreaming” (1924–2019)
A seminal psychologist who explored the positive, creative and productive aspects of daydreaming has passed away at the age of 95

Can Mysticism Help Us Solve the Mind-Body Problem?
A freewheeling symposium explores experiences, theories and philosophies that challenge conventional materialist science