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The photos that fooled Sherlock’s creator
The famous Cottingley images demonstrate how easily even an expert is mislead.
Dragons, Elves, Pirates and the fear of teabags, it's #FridayFunFacts
What do dragons, elves, pirates, teabags and fingerprints have in common? Nothing. But they all have pretty interesting stories. Come and see! #FridayFunFacts
The cane toads conquering Australia
In solving one problem it’s often easy to create a new and unintended one as a consequence. Just ask the ‘Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations’ in Australia.
The difference between ‘convergent’ and ‘divergent’ research
Which is the best approach? Looking under a ‘microscope’ or gazing through a ‘telescope’?
The surprising benefits of viagra and other #FridayFunFacts
The Nazis were horrid, but pretty scientifically minded... #FridayFunFacts
Does your brain need rewiring?
How to overcome your brain's inherent negativity bias. For real.
Some terrible ideas for things to do this weekend and other #FridayFunFacts
Why the hidden message in the Matrix might make you hungry and other #FridayFunFacts
The Concorde Effect
Why we're so prone to throwing good money after bad.
How to consult your own virtual boardroom
Don’t have a boardroom filled with brilliant and experienced thinkers? Then create your own.
The loneliest whale, and other #FridayFunFacts
The truth about 7Up, death by icicle and other #FridayFunFacts
Sweets of mass destruction
How the humble aniseed ball helped to shorten WW2.
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
How language affects our understanding of the world around us.
Jelly Babies' dark past and other #FridayFunFacts
You can tell a lot about the person who named this street once you know what it means #FridayFunFacts
Fallacies of Thinking No.4 - 'The Planning Fallacy'
Why is that we can never seem to stick to a plan?