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[David DeSteno @daviddesteno]

Excited to announce my new @prx podcast "How God Works." I'll talk to leading scientists & religious thinkers to explore the science behind how spiritual practices help people better meet life's challenges, and how they might be adapted irrespective of your own particular beliefs

[Kurt Gray @kurtjgray]

Come see @EliJFinkel at 1pm ET.

[SATBQ @SATBQ]

Psychologists and philosophers are looking at the dynamics of intellectual humility and the benefits of recognizing that what you believe might be wrong. Explore the research in our aggregated articles by @B_resnick, @Psych_Writer, @Plural_truth and more:
https://t.co/soNPiY45Eh

[Paul Bloom @paulbloomatyale]

This article was so much fun to write--it was a thrill to work through the ideas of several brilliant scholars. (Big thanks to @joshuarothman for his excellent advice and sharp editorial eye)
https://t.co/SOjii4nRcY

[Prof. Lee Cronin @leecronin]

I'm discussing “Can we use chemical robots to create life?” with @Sara_Imari, @mikha_ehl and Life is what!?. Tomorrow, 11 Jun at 22:00 BST on @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/8lxFXkjSPO

[Robert Emmons, Ph.D. @Dr_RobertEmmons]

How to Make Your Post-Pandemic Happiness Last https://t.co/eWh5ju5NwT via @gqmagazine

[The Associated Press @AP]

Renowned conservationist Jane Goodall has been named as this year’s winner of the prestigious Templeton Prize, honoring individuals whose life’s work embodies a fusion of science and spirituality.

READ MORE: https://t.co/yiiQGuWYlu

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

Join us this week (May 13-14th from 3-5pm EST) for a virtual symposium on intellectual humility (hosted by @moral_psych & @philipparnamets)

The talks will be and recorded via: https://t.co/j2cFIRjllT

Please share with anyone who might be interested.

[David DeSteno @daviddesteno]

Data from Pew show that those engaged with spiritual practices are happier & healthier. We scientists should study those practices to understand why. Truly enlightened thinking means following the data. My take coming in September. https://t.co/uPyQ9IlDVY @DouthatNYT

[SATBQ @SATBQ]

Learn about the latest research on free will, with new insights and understanding from an array of disciplines, including neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy: https://t.co/aGNJiKRGzJ

[Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine]

Chiara Marletto, a physicist at the University of Oxford, is working toward a meta-theory more fundamental than even our most foundational physics — deeper than general relativity, subtler than quantum mechanics.
https://t.co/lGwbQwV4BL

[Closer To Truth @CloserToTruth]

"An Invitation to Become a Closer To Truth Member"
By Robert Lawrence Kuhn,
Host and Creator of Closer To Truth

Read the article: https://t.co/kwXZpTg3gP
Become a member: https://t.co/qsZAoewvRP

[nature @Nature]

When solving problems, humans tend to think about adding something before they think of taking something away — even when subtracting is the better solution. https://t.co/e1n7Nd6JSz

[Nature News & Views @NatureNV]

When asked to improve something, people tend to add rather than subtract features. This discovery has many real-world implications, say @tm12am and Heeyoung Yoon
https://t.co/rPR7PqmL5g

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

The new finding at Fermilab, physicists say, could eventually lead to a breakthrough in our understanding of the universe more dramatic than the heralded discovery in 2012 of the Higgs boson https://t.co/tfGK2bI9X9

[Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine]

BREAKING: Physicists at Fermilab announced that elementary particles called muons wobbled more than expected while whipping around a magnetized ring, strongly suggesting that unknown particles of nature are giving the muons an extra push. #gminus2 https://t.co/jIrB6CAQ8g

[Katie Mack @AstroKatie]

In about 10 minutes, @Fermilab will be hosting a press conference to announce the first results from the Muon g-2 experiment, which MIGHT have found (more) evidence for an anomaly currently unexplained by the Standard Model of Particle Physics. More info: https://t.co/ETg9BuGQdQ

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

I'm giving a talk on March 31, 2021 (3:30-5:00p EST) for the Expanding Empathy Lecture Series, entitled: "For better or worse: The role of social identity in the pandemic" https://t.co/mCR25nTgT1

You can join us using this registration link: https://t.co/82Ibdm0wGM

[Penn State Psychology @PSUPsychology]

For some, empathy can feel uncomfortable. Learn how one might learn to regulate empathy via flexible social cognition in the 4th lecture in the Expanding Empathy series Tuesday, 12:30pm EST. For more information, go to https://t.co/VSL7xqdiHl

[SATBQ @SATBQ]

Gain a better understanding of the research on hope — what scholars have learned about its nature and benefits and how it can be cultivated: https://t.co/AKdvZ0qaZG