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Conspiracy theories can provide answers, but not peace (opens the original)
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Psychology is not an exact science. That may irk a few researchers in the field. But it is important to mention upfront: Researching the psychology of conspiracy theories — why people are drawn to believing them and the effect they have on those people — is a complicated field of research, and conclusions are difficult to derive. That is due, in part, to one of the basic problems with psychology, whether it's in treatment or in research, and that is that it relies on people's self-awareness. If
Making sense of Trump's executive order on US vaccinations (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump signed another executive order on Monday, August 10, 2026: "Delivering gold standard childhood vaccine recommendations for Americans." The order reduces the current recommendation of 18 vaccines for children down to 11, which puts it almost in line with the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations. As DW reported in May 2025, there are vaccines against 30 infectious diseases. The World Health Organization recommends that every child get vaccinated against 12 of t
My sleep deprivation is your natural short sleep (opens the original)
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I've been having trouble sleeping — for as long as forever. Sometimes it's just a feeling. Other times, it's a fact (I know because my watch tells me). But then my watch may be part of the problem. It's constantly reminding me to get to bed on time and accosting me with poor sleep scores. It drives my anxiety through the roof, my heart races and I feel like I can't sleep. But then I still feel fine the next day. Weird. "When you're sleep deprived, you have poor judgment," said Catia Reis, a slee
European space telescope Euclid spots oldest quasars yet (opens the original)
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Quasars emit primordial light. They are far, far away, both in terms of time and distance. They are easy to confuse with other celestial sources of light, such as stars that are closer to Earth. But when we do detect them, they tell astronomers a lot about the earliest moments of the universe, knowledge that helps us learn more about our place in it. The European Space Agency's Euclid space-based telescope launched in 2024 to map the universe. ESA has now released images of two of the most ancie
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