A story about how your ability to act can change what you see: scientists have shown that if you’re holding a gun, then you’re more biased to see other people as holding a gun, even when they aren't.
An interview with Science magazine's David Grimm about the audience that most science journalists are writing for, and what distinguishes the reports and stories audiences prefer.
An essay about science news and a story of baby-boomer homelessness.
14 min
About The Conjectural
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The Conjectural is a science news show experiment. It's in celebration that we live without complete information -- our lives are conjectural.
In our search for knowledge, we'll also continue to find reasons to doubt old conclusions, even scientific conclusions that can be demonstrated again and again. But such is life -- it's conjectural -- so let's celebrate it as it is! -- @TheConjectural