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June 11, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Is This The Future Of The Human Face? What might humans look like in the distant future? Nickolay Lamm, a Pittsburgh-based artist, has created four sci-fi-like illustrations showing one idea of what changes to the human genome may do to the human face 20,000 years, 60,000 years, and 100,000 years hence. Continue reading... Brain Finding Brings New Theory About Iceman's Last Moments WATCH: What Happens When Chemist Drops Hot Coal Into Liquid Oxygen? Chris Hadfield Makes Major Announcement FREAKY: Is THIS The Future Of The Human Face? Fresh Debate Flares Over Erection Of Huge Ancient Statues Huge Pyramid Holds Hidden Treasure, Real-Life 'Indiana Jones' Says FREAKY: Is THIS The Future Of The Human Face? WATCH: Neil DeGrasse Tyson Remixed With Funky Beat FREAKY: Is THIS The Future Of The Human Face? Old Leaves Reveal Cause Of Great Famine UNEARTHED: Beloved Dinosaur's Nearly Intact Skeleton ALLEN FRANCES DSM-5 Writing Mistakes Will Cause Great Confusion We were told prior to its publication that DSM-5 would be a 'living document' subject to correction. It turns out that this correction needs to begin right now -- DSM-5 in its current form is unacceptably imprecise and cries out for an immediate and thorough re-editing. Continue reading... WRAY HERBERT Hunger and Hoarding in the Welfare State Our primitive human ancestors hunted and foraged for plants, and they also faced periods of debilitating hunger. But our ancient ancestors came up with a better solution to the problem of scarcity. They embraced communal values, in words if not in actions. Continue reading... MARIO LIVIO Cosmic Archaeology: Deep Fields The goal is to use those so-called "Frontier Fields" to reveal populations of fainter galaxies, and to characterize the morphologies of distant star-forming galaxies. Continue reading... JAMES CAMERON A New Age of Discovery We explored outward to the moon and outer space at the end of the 20th century, but we entered the 21st century managing to overlook this continent-size frontier right on our own planet. Continue reading... ROBERT MARTIN Challenging the Fertile Window While the mechanics of human reproduction have stayed the same in the past 80-plus years, there is no reason why our view of conception should be stuck in the early 20th century. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003