Sorry Darwin, but it turns out promiscuity benefits females too
9 March 2022
The female of the species has incorrectly been cast as a coy and submissive Victorian housewife. This couldn't be further from the truth, says Lucy Cooke
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Why you probably aren't as moral as you think you are
28 October 2020
Thanks to virtual reality, we can run experiments that test what people will do in situations where lives are on the line. We often find people act against what they claim to regard as morally acceptable, says Sylvia Terbeck
Tiny individual decisions really could help avert climate chaos
12 January 2018
A new computer model has shown individual decisions can massively influence how bad global warming might get. Time to take the human factor seriously, says Adam Corner
Power really can corrupt people. Here's what to do about it
9 November 2017
Sleazy scandals show the link between power and bad behaviour. To stop people at the top getting away with it, we need much more scrutiny, says James Bloodworth
