If you’re hoping to get adventuring in Mass Effect: Andromeda tomorrow, know that it starts very slowly.

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What kind of existential problems does AI bring about? This question was originally answered on Quora by Bruce Gibney.

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The political climate in the United States has Stephen Hawking, the British cosmologist many consider to be one of the smartest people alive, questioning his next trip to America.

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Dear Assertive Women: Thank you for reflexively acting like you obviously matter and deserve to be heard. Because you do.

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“Emotions are whole-brain affairs,” Lisa Feldman Barrett writes on the theory of “constructed emotion.”

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Are human stomachs better able to digest cooked meat than raw meat? This question was originally answered on Quora by Adriana Heguy.

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If our sun dies, will it become another black hole? This question was originally answered on Quora by Viktor T. Toth.

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What do you think is a reasonable budget for a gaming PC? This question was originally answered on Quora by Jae Alexis Lee.

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Long before social media came of age, billionaire David Rockefeller set out to know as many business leaders and heads of state as possible. He ended up with 150,000 contacts, a number that’s both inspiring and poignant.

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How will Tesla fix Australia’s power issues? This question was originally answered on Quora by Ben Kelley.

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