If we are born to walk and run, why do most of us take it easy whenever possible? And how do we make sense of all the conflicting, confusing, anxiety-provoking information about rest, physical activity and exercise?

Professor Daniel Lieberman, Human Evolutionary Biologist at Harvard University has written a new book entitled Exercised: Why Something We Never Evolved to Do Is Healthy and Rewarding. The notion of exercise is modern, weird, and unpleasant, so the best way to do more is to find something you enjoy.
Science
A Synthesizing Mind
Long an authority on the human mind, Professor Howard Gardner’s latest book reflects on his childhood and intellectual development in addition to a review of his groundbreaking work on multiple intelligences—including his own.
Science
Why Everyone (Else) Is A Hypocrite
Evolutionary psychologist Robert Kurzban challenges the traditional notion of the integrated self.
Arts
Why Do We Need the Humanities?
At a time when interest and investment in the humanities is plummeting, and enrolment in STEM subjects is flourishing, we consider the human consequences of such a shift in direction.