Why we want to believe psychics
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Speaking with a long-departed love one may be the result of fear or suggestion rather than genuine spirit contact, research suggests.
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Researchers in England and Switzerland use video cameras and virtual-reality goggles to make subjects observe "themself" from elsewhere in the room. They learn: "The brain can trick itself."
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The use of psychic powers adds a novel twist to the action in two new video games.
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NEW YORK  - People who see colorful "auras"  in response to people or words may simply have a brain  condition, not psychic powers, according to a new research  report.
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You'll believe it when you hear what it is.
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A psychologist looks for the origins of mystical belief with a murderer's cardigan and Einstein's pen.
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In a conversation with Gerd Gigerenzer, this German psychologist looks at intuition and how we use it.
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A recent article in New Scientist magazine, entitled â Mysterious signals from 1000 light years away,â implies that the UC Berkeley SETI@home project has uncovered a very convincing candidate
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Scientists say they have identified faulty brain waves that may explain the symptoms of schizophrenia. Cells in the brain that exchange information about the environment and form mental impressions were less active in people with schizophrenia.
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It has long been suspected that man's best friend has a special ability to sense when something is wrong with us.
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No one can see the future. But there's no harm in some enlightened guessing. From whales to light bulbs, here's TIME's thinking person's guide to what's coming up
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When the human brain mates with the computerâs, we get the automation of judgment.
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Let us be very clear: It's too good to be true.
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Are you really investing? Or are you just speculating?
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Chance favors the prepared mind, whether returns show it or not.
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Oprah lives by it. Millions are reading it. The latest self-help sensation claims we can change our lives by thinking. But this 'new thought' may just be new marketing.
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Fools can draw too many conclusions from too little data.