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When humans walk freely in open or enclosed spaces, they naturally tend to veer in a counterclockwise direction. This individual bias provides evidence that intrinsic personal tendencies shape how large crowds spontaneously organize themselves. These findings, published in the journal Nature Communications, suggest new ways to understand human movement. In...
More than 200 million years ago, life on Earth was experimenting with new forms. The Triassic period gave rise to animals that look oddly familiar today, yet belonged to very different lineages. A newly described species by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Labrujasuchus expectatus, captures that moment...
Young people who experience a diminished ability to feel pleasure often struggle to adjust their physical exertion to obtain larger rewards. A recent experiment suggests this disconnect arises from specific cognitive difficulties in learning about both rewards and the physical costs required to get them. The study detailing these results...
