2026-09-05 · Future-gazing
How P-hacking Built the World's Most Expensive Safety Regime
by Ben Southwood
How did a few statistical tricks end up writing the rules for global nuclear safety?
0:00 / 20:43 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
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2026-09-05 · Future-gazing
by Ben Southwood
How did a few statistical tricks end up writing the rules for global nuclear safety?
0:00 / 20:43 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
2026-08-28 · Future-gazing
by Works in Progress
How does medicine change when a drug is just a sequence of genetic code?
0:00 / 25:00 · Narrator Charon
2026-08-24 · For the curious
by Works in Progress
After 4,000 years of breeding horses for speed, what happens when they simply can't get any faster?
0:00 / 26:41 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
2026-08-20 · For the curious
by Phoebe Arslanagić-Little
Does sending a child to daycare actually change the person they grow up to be?
0:00 / 10:37 · Narrator Rasalgethi
2026-08-09 · For the curious
by Samuel Hughes
0:00 / 51:40 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
2026-07-28 · For the curious
by Sonja Trauss
If a city planned for children the way it plans for cars, would its birth rate rise?
0:00 / 10:38 · Narrator Sulafat
2026-07-24 · For the curious
by Samuel Hughes
Did parents in the Middle Ages really look at their children and see only small, unfinished adults?
0:00 / 5:59 · Narrator Charon
2026-07-22 · For the curious
by Kevin Blake, PhD
How did a kitchen cream separator and a few dead mice reveal what genes are made of?
0:00 / 16:14 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
2026-06-26 · Behind the news
by Works in Progress
Could the homes a city needs be built by the very people it once forced out?
0:00 / 25:04 · Narrator Rasalgethi
2026-06-19 · Future-gazing
by Works in Progress
If the science behind a cure is American, why did it have to be developed in China?
0:00 / 22:26 · Narrator Sulafat
2026-06-05 · For the curious
by Samuel Hughes
Could a city’s very design be the key to centuries of peace?
0:00 / 13:24 · Narrator Rasalgethi
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