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Representing Data in the Science of Emotion
A recent study published in PNAS has been floating on my radar for a while — this one, proclaiming a…
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Doctor Who Disproves Evolutionary Psychology!
This was a very clever study and a very cute result. In short: in order to test whether the increased…
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Isabel Morgan, Polio, and the High Cost of Marriage
Polio, unique among humanity’s eradicated diseases, carries with it a visual familiarity that has insistently lingered far beyond its demise.…
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A toast to sparkling wine!
New Year’s Eve is upon us, which means it’s time to break open the bubbly! Want to drop a little…
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Filthy Lucre – Why We Love Molly Crabapple
The first time time I saw the artwork of Molly Crabapple was in 2008 at Ad Hoc Gallery in Brooklyn.…
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Critical Thinking and Science in the New Year
David Brooks posted his favorite essays of the year, and I wanted to draw attention to the first two, which…
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MAL Exclusive: Gripp – We Should Be So Lucky
Marshall “Gripp” Gillson is a favorite of the Lab. He’s been featured in not one, but two Lab Tracks (*gasp!*),…
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Sagan Day 2013 Repost – We All Live on a Tiny Blue Dot
Happy Sagan Day everyone. We here at MAL put together a little video celebrating one of our heroes, Carl Sagan.…
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