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303 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-02-20

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Well-Supported 29 (9.6%) Disputed 0 (0%) Misleading 2 (0.7%) Unverified 272 (89.8%)

Of the 31 claims in Science with evidence either way, 94% held up.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

This was true of the violence suffered by Black Americans during Reconstruction.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Societies experiencing atrocities struggle to put a stop to and then meaningfully address them.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

The rest, especially those who are safe from being targeted, and atrocities’ passive beneficiaries, simply want to move on and wipe the historical slate clean.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Keltner’s research shows that frequently, the experience of awe is related to generosity, an inclination to help others and prosocial feelings of trust and connection.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

This isn’t wishful thinking; it’s measurable behavioral change.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, has spent decades studying what happens to us when we experience awe.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

First, he said, the company would build “a self-sustaining city on the moon,” then travel to Mars and finally explore star systems in search of aliens.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

The space catapult would be called a mass driver.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

“It makes a mockery of science if we’re just going to rubber-stamp things with no data.”

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

In fact, researchers at the Boston Fed calculated in a study last week that January’s average inflation rate since 1985, once seasonally adjusted, was 0.03 percentage points higher than at any other point in a given year.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

One caveat with January’s data is that it usually comes in hot compared to other months of the year.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

If coming in ninth or fifteenth in the Olympics is “a low, you’ve got to put things in perspective,” Mr. Ligety said.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

A person’s environment and support system are important elements of grit.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

An Olympic disappointment can take years to process, Dr. Loberg said.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

It needs to be believable.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

To some extent, resilience can be learned.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

People who have a sense of purpose in life deal with stress more effectively.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

If, for instance, you’re more likely to do the dishes with the TV on, it’s probably worth sacrificing a bit of attention.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

As you read this article you might try getting to the end before checking your notifications.

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213 d ago · nytimes.com Science

If that’s not possible, you might aim for at least the end of this paragraph.

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