Social Not-Working: The Perils of Too Much Communication
As scientists start to study our social networking, some worry that we're heading for a massive friender-bender.
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The Peep Diaries: Chapter 1
Read chapter 1 of The Peep Diaries by Hal Niedzviecki, one of O's bounteous books of summer 2009.
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It's Not About How Many Friends You Have
Karen Salmansohn explains why it's important to focus on making the most out of the friendships in our lives and not worry about how many people we know.
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Themes in The Road: Where Fiction and Science Meet
Think about The Road's main themes with help from author Cormac McCarthy's scientific colleagues from the Santa Fe Institute, who approach the apocalyptic themes in The Road from a scientific perspective.
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How Brain Science May Change
the Way We Live Cutting-edge neuroscience has escaped from the lab and is suddenly showing up everywhere, changing the way we practice law, go shopping, and even, possibly, fall in love.
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The Midlife Memory Meltdown
First you forget a dentist's appointment. Next it's your ATM password. And then (kill me now) you can't recall your own dinner guest's name. Here's what you can do to combat the humiliating lapses of the aging brain.
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From the October 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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