Thứ Tư, Tháng mười một 26, 2025

Intelligence

The Corporate Algorithm: How AI is Threatening the Integrity of Science

A new and profound threat to the integrity of science is emerging, one that is not born of human bias or a lack of funding, but of a powerful and soulless technology: artificial intelligence. The rise of AI-generated scientific...

International spirit in Designer Ngo Hai Dang’s creation honoring Vietnam’s beauty

For designer Ngo Hai Dang, fashion is a bridge between heritage and modernity, where every cultural material is reborn as a vivid work of art on the runway. In just a few short years, he has made his mark...

Starry Date: Dating with “viral” figures in a luxurious experience

“Starry Date” was created as a unique television experience, where artists step away from dazzling stage lights to journey alongside nature and discover new limits within themselves. With its pioneering theme “Stars on Horseback”, the first season in 2025...

Your Left and Right Brain Don’t Hear the Same Story

Some of the most complex human abilities, from interpreting a conversation to appreciating a symphony, are made possible by the unique way our brain divides labor between its two hemispheres. While the left hemisphere is typically known for its...

Rewiring the Brain: How Altering Drug Memories Could Treat Addiction

Human behavior is fundamentally driven by the pursuit of rewards, a system that is essential for survival. From enjoying a delicious meal to the emotional fulfillment of nurturing a child, our brains create powerful memories of these positive experiences...

The Brain’s Binge Drinking Brake: A New Hope for Alcohol Abuse Treatment

The human, social, and economic costs of alcohol abuse are staggering, yet existing treatments have a limited effect and often come with significant side effects. For decades, the focus of addiction research has been on developing drugs that target...

The Ghost in the System: How a Brain Receptor May Tame Chronic Pain

Pain is a fundamental human experience, typically serving as a clear warning sign of injury. A stubbed toe or a sprained ankle hurts, but the cause is obvious, and the pain fades as the body heals. But for millions...

Reading vs. Listening: A Neuroscientific Look at the Best Ways to Learn

In a world saturated with podcasts and audiobooks, a common question arises: do we still need to read, or can we simply absorb all information through listening? As a language scientist, I study how our brains process both spoken...

The Hidden Impact of High-Fat Meals on the Brain

We all indulge in a greasy takeaway or a rich dessert from time to time, assuming that a single high-fat meal is a harmless treat. But what if that one indulgence could have an immediate, negative impact on your...

Young Athletes and the Hidden Risk of Repeated Brain Injuries

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a degenerative brain condition that has gained widespread attention due to its diagnosis in numerous professional football players after their deaths. While the link between repeated head trauma and this condition is well-documented in...
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9-year-old Chen Kai Qin’s maturity journey on Malaysian runways

Starting modeling at a very young age, Chen Kai Qin has won admiration for her natural presence in front...
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