When People Are as Predictable as Water
an we apply a physics-like reductionism to people? That’s a question we asked Simon DeDeo, a professor of social feature on shifting attitudes toward violent crime, ).
Sardines Are Feeling the Squeeze
Sardines are never solitary. Even in death they are squeezed into a can, three or five to a tin, their flattened forms perfectly parallel. This slick congruity makes sense. In life, sardines are evolved for synchronicity: To avoid and confuse predato
