Brains and BehaviorScienceThinking in a Foreign Language Makes Decisions More RationalBy Brandon KeimScience'Pay What You Want' Works by Making People Feel GoodBy ScienceNowScienceArtificial Intelligence Could Be on Brink of Passing Turing TestBy Brandon KeimScienceRainbow Brain Map Reveals Grid-Like PatternBy ScienceNowScienceA True Bionic Limb Remains Far Out of ReachBy Michael ChorostScienceCandidates With Low Voices May Attract More VotesBy Dave MosherScienceHoneybees May Have PersonalityBy WIRED StaffScienceThe QWERTY Effect: How Typing May Shape the Meaning of WordsBy Dave MosherScienceOp-Ed: Why YouTube Matters to the Science of DepressionBy Nate GreenslitScienceMen Think Sex After Seeing Red DressBy ScienceNowScienceGreed Isn't Good: Wealth Could Make People UnethicalBy Brandon KeimScienceEasily Pronounced Names May Make People More LikableBy Dave MosherCultureBrain Age Returns With a Demonic TwistBy Chris KohlerScienceAnimal-Made 'Art' Challenges Human Monopoly on CreativityBy Brandon KeimScienceGorilla Grins Hint at Origin of Human SmilesBy WIRED StaffScienceiPad Textbooks: Reality Less Revolutionary Than HardwareBy Brandon KeimScienceHuman Nature and the Neurobiology of ConflictBy Brandon KeimScienceProfit vs. Principle: The Neurobiology of IntegrityBy Brandon KeimSciencePhoto: Male Bowerbirds May Use Optical Illusion to Woo MatesBy ScienceNowScienceNew Animal Virus Takes Northern Europe by SurpriseBy ScienceNowScienceHow the Brain Spots FacesBy WIRED StaffSciencePower of Mom's Voice Silenced by Instant MessagesBy Brandon KeimScienceA Touch of Understanding: Gene Tweak Opens Sensory Black BoxBy Dave MosherScienceTop Scientific Discoveries of 2011By WIRED StaffMore Stories
