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A new USC study found that forming social ties relies on two brain functions: learning from positive outcomes — rewards — and tracking how much others value us.

it requires a knowledge of human nature and an acceptance of one’s own complicity in the human condition. The thoughts infused by the humorist can be and are often intended to be unsettling. It is an ...

The IRCC has said that students who change their program of study and extend their study permit will not be 'grandfathered' ...

Bovaer is a new feed additive that claims to significantly reduce the emission of methane, a greenhouse gas that is driving climate change, in dairy cows.

Patsy Davis, the executive director of Mountain Projects, Inc. was the woman of the hour last week when she was celebrated at a luncheon upon becoming a member of The Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the ...

In the world of generative AI, "slop" refers to content that is clearly mediocre or poorly constructed, particularly when it ...

A pay-for-delete letter is a written request sent to a creditor or collection agency asking them to remove a negative entry ...

Using a combination of behavioral experiments, MRI neuroimaging and computational models, the study found that forming social ties relies on two brain functions: learning from positive outcomes, or ...

It's the least used in the alphabet, yet the letter X is probably the most powerful. Elon Musk appears to think so, having ...

By refusing to marry same-sex couple, Judge Felicia Pitts Davis undermined the promise of equality and justice under law, writes founder of Come Out Central New York.