Can't Hide Your Lying ... Face?
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In search of the ultimate lie detector, researchers turn to thermal facial scans, brain wiring and eyeball tracking. But deception still, well, deceives. By Randy Dotinga.
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Would you give up some privacy to save money?
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When looking for love  online, eight out of 10 people lie about their appearance but  only by making themselves an inch or so taller or trimming a  few pounds, according to a survey of Internet daters.
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Menacing body posture can be as threatening as a frightening facial expression, according to new research. The finding may explain how fear spreads.
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By Ojala, Marydee  It's human nature to make assumptions. We hear or read something and assume it's true (or untrue) based on our previous experience or on how the information is presented. This can be dangerous.
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Rethinking privacy in an immodest age.
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A campaign for sunglasses carries a theme â âNever hideâ â that seems counterintuitive when you consider the product.
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Seldom has someone insisted on privacy more while behaving in ways that guaranteed him less. There are places we&#39;re not supposed to go, but we&#39;re continually being dragged
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Sometimes, it pays to be a looky-loo.
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Get those photos cleaned up... Facebook users may no longer be able to hide after the website announced it is launching a service that enables anyone to view member profiles.â¦
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Now you see it. Soon you won't. In a  trend sure to be a relief to some and a disappointment to  others, women will cover up instead of baring it all next  season as the "slutwear" look comes to an end.
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The brain uses three steps to identify faces. By transforming the features of Margaret Thatcher into those of Marilyn Monroe, researchers have revealed hints about how our brains put a name to a face.
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Scientists believe a select group of people can spot when someone is lying.
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The mystery faces on Vista -- not to be confused with the bogus face on Mars -- are only the latest in a long line of Microsoft efforts to knock down software piracy efforts against their products. Some were weirder than others, some more successful as PR, but so far just one's engendered government complaint for including a shirtless baby.
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Now you see it. Soon you won't. In a trend sure to be a relief to some and a disappointment to others, women will cover up instead of baring it all next season as the "slutwear" look comes to an end.
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Q A friend of mine is quite disturbed about a certain policy of the company he works for. He's also worried that he'll suffer retaliation if he speaks out against this policy. Any ideas on how he can express his concern while keeping his job?
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The secret may be more obvious than you think.