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Paying It Forward: The Psychology of Random Good Deeds

Sandi Mann | Posted 09.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Sandi Mann

Paying it forward is not a concept that has gathered huge momentum in the UK. I think if some random stranger paid for my coffee here in Manchester, my reaction would be more suspicious than grateful; we in the UK, are simply not used to strangers performing arbitrary acts of kindness for us.

In The Thicko Of It

The Huffington Post UK | Ted Thornhill | Posted 13.11.2012 | UK

Modern society clearly has its benefits – hot showers, supermarkets, transport infrastructures and so forth. But research suggests that all this ...

Why Are CIA Drones Still Causing the Death of Innocents in Pakistan?

Clive Stafford Smith | Posted 24.11.2012 | UK Politics
Clive Stafford Smith

In Pakistan there are 800,000 people playing Russian Roulette. They do it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It's not a voluntary game. Someone else holding the gun, refusing to tell how many projectiles there are in the chamber, or even who the weapon is currently aimed at.

Solar-Powered Bionic Eye Unveiled By Scientists

Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 15.05.2012 | UK Tech

A solar-powered bionic eye prosthetic has been unveiled by scientists. The high-tech prosthetic will have high pixel density and is a revolution i...

Steve Jobs Succeeded Against all the Odds

Mark Hillary | Posted 06.12.2011 | UK Tech
Mark Hillary

What more can be said about the visionary co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, that has not already been said in the thousands of obituaries flooding the ...

Neanderthal Sex 'Helped Human Race'

Press Association | Posted 25.10.2011 | UK

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Neanderthal nookie thousands of years ago boosted the health of the human race, scientists believe. Sex between ancestors of m...