Scientists & Poets
Scientists and Poets is where evidence-based health meets lyrical inquiry—because the body is data, and so is wonder.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 75 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Awe: The case for being undone
Torres del Paine National Park, Chile, 2018.
Photo © Kim Barke
“…the experience of awe is associated with reduced self-referential processing. More specifically, our findings suggest that absorption in awe may be accompanied by...
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A quick hello (and a big weekend ahead)
Hi friends,
Apologies for the quiet stretch. I’ve been under the weather (was about to revise since it’s so hackneyed and then I looked again at the air quality, thought about the heat last week and...
Open Loops
They spent entire days without human contact and their mental distress, use of mental healthcare, and antidepressants increased acutely.
— Science, 2026 (Emanuel, Harrington & Pallais, “Home alone”)
Your silence today is a pond...
The Cognitive Extraction Economy
The first part of this series identified the wall that the predatory scientific pulbishing industry has in place to keep you from understanding what is happening inside your own body. That kind of extraction has the courtesy of being visibl...
The Cognitive Extraction Economy
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division; Albertus, De Orlamünde, et al. Opus Philosophie Naturalis. Brescia, Baptista Farfengo, 10 Sept, 1490. Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/4704...
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Where science meets subversion—medicine, poison, and the fine line between them. A pharmacologist, toxicologist, and poet unpacks the alchemy of what heals, harms, and haunts us.
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