What We’re Reading

October 8, 2022

I Didn’t Know My Mind Was So Strange Until I Started Listening to It

By Phil Jaekl

Nautilus

October 8, 2022

Neuroscientists Unravel the Mystery of Why You Can’t Tickle Yourself

By Max G. Levy

Wired

October 8, 2022

How Much People Write Can Reveal Racial Biases

By Ayelet Fishbach

Scientific American

October 8, 2022

Can Smartphones Help Predict Suicide?

By Ellen Barry

The New York Times

October 8, 2022

How I Finally Learned My Name

By John Temple

The Atlantic

October 3, 2022

Swedish Geneticist Wins Nobel for His Work in Sequencing the Genome of the Neanderthal

By Benjamin Mueller

The New York Times

October 3, 2022

Why Your Bad Boss Will Probably Lose the Remote-Work Wars

By Greg Rosalsky

NPR: Planet Money

October 3, 2022

Shy Raccoons Are Better Learners Than Bold Ones, Study Finds

By Betsy Mason

The New York Times

October 3, 2022

The Books We Read Too Late—And That You Should Read Now

By The Atlantic Culture Desk

The Atlantic

October 3, 2022

Paul McCartney’s Freakish Memory

By Ian Leslie

Medium

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