Tag: law

February 22, 2019brains, Curiosity Daily Episodes, food

How to Form New Habits, Evolution on Why Love Is Blind, and Pinks in Your Sinks

Learn about the evolutionary reason why love is blind; the weird history of that pink color in your bathtub; and how to form new habits. In this podcast, Cody Gough […]
February 17, 2019biology, Curiosity Daily Episodes, genetics, guest interview

How RNA Reads DNA (w/ SNaQ’s Ralph Crewe), How Envy Can Be Good, and Coriolis Effect

Learn about why envy isn’t always a bad thing; how the Coriolis Effect affects the way things on the Earth rotate; and how RNA knows how to read DNA, with […]
February 15, 2019artificial intelligence, Curiosity Daily Episodes, physics

New Algorithm Can Turn Thoughts Into Speech, Airplane Seat Belts, and the 40 Percent Rule

Learn about a breakthrough technology that can translate thought into speech; a Navy SEAL’s method for mental toughness; and why airplane seatbelts are the way that they are. In this […]
February 14, 2019astronomy, Curiosity Daily Episodes, history, productivity

A Romantic Way to Beat Stress, the Priest Behind the Big Bang Theory, and the Ivy Lee Method

Learn about how you can beat stress with some help from your significant other; the forgotten astronomer behind the Big Bang Theory; and a hundred-year-old productivity secret. In this podcast, […]
February 6, 2019biology, Curiosity Daily Episodes

What No-Kill Animal Shelters Really Mean, Having vs. Making Money, and Replacing Your Cells

Learn about why your body doesn’t actually replace itself every 7 years; whether you should worry more about having money or making money; and, why the difference between kill and […]
January 17, 2019brains, Curiosity Daily Episodes, life hacks, productivity, sleep

Achieve Goals with the Pareto Principle, How to Think Creatively, and a Simple Sleep Fix

Learn about a surprisingly low-tech fix to the problem of sleep-deprived teens; how you can use the Pareto Principle to help you achieve your goals; and three tips for thinking […]
January 13, 2019Curiosity Daily Episodes, history, physics

Long Lines Are Good, Supernova Archaeology, Key Lime Pie History, and Pain Memory

Learn about why it’s a good thing when you have to wait in a long line; new research that says an ancient supernova may have triggered a mass extinction on […]
December 2, 2018Curiosity Daily Episodes, history, productivity

Why Everything Takes Longer Than You Think, Storm-Predicting Joints, Barber Pole Origins, and Mary Toft

Learn about whether you can actually feel a storm coming in your bones; an 18th-century woman who convinced doctors she was giving birth to rabbits; the 2 main reasons why […]
November 30, 2018astronomy, brains, Curiosity Daily Episodes, history

Keeping Secrets Makes Life Harder, Emotions Change Your Perception of Time, and How We Proved the Earth Rotates

Learn how keeping secrets can literally weigh you down; how we knew the Earth rotates before we had space travel thanks to the Foucault pendulum; and how your emotions can […]
October 15, 2018biology, business, Curiosity Daily Episodes, productivity

Your Exposome Germ Cloud, The Tree That Owns Itself, and Bosses Don’t Encourage Curiosity

Learn about your exposome, the friendly cloud of germs that surrounds you; why bosses don’t encourage curiosity as much as they think they do (and what that’s a bad thing); […]