Stories tagged "intelligence"

When parents pursue several ways to have a child, the stage is set for virtual twins, genetic strangers who share an environment from an early point in life.

Gov. Sarah Palin will now have to appeal to audiences that are not necessarily as primed to adore her.

he great, late fashion editor Diana Vreeland once said that, while good taste is innate, "vulgarity is a very important ingredient... as long as it's got vitality." Almost 20 years after Vreeland's death, designers are still listening: earlier this year,

IntelCenter and SITE Intelgroup track terror groups in the age of globalized terrorism. They exert tremendous influence. News agencies, intelligence services and law enforcement organizations from the entire Western world are among their clients.

The era of the American Internet is ending. And now, the balance of power is shifting. Data is increasingly flowing around the United States, which may have intelligence — and conceivably military — consequences.

We’re often told that there are three styles of learning and that the way in which we learn new things can fall into one of three areas: Behaviorism, which is the process of learning through the observation of something else, or “seeing it”. Cogniti

Puzzles have been around for centuries, and – according to the 1989 edition of the Oxford English Dictionary – the term “puzzle” has been with us since the end of 16th century. Sometimes the domain of children, whilst list of some of the older var

The software takes the names of your friends, colleagues and competitors and transforms them in ways you would not believe! It rearranges the letters...

This article describes how popular culture (The Dark Knight, video games, cartoons, tv series etc.) contribute to the general increase in IQ called the Flynn Effect.

Don't want to read the books to get an A+ in your exams? - Here's a list of movies that you can watch instead to save yourself a whole lot of time.