Wonder Woman, Black Widow and Scarlet Witch are some of the female superheroes we’ve seen on the big screen in recent years. Have they had the same screen time and equal chance to shine as their male counterparts? What about in comic books? Are women in superhero comic books fully fledged and compelling characters in […]
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A notable highlight from 7th December 2018 by Andrew Girdwood is described as "In Brainstorm, students invent a device that lets them find out what their friends are thinking. It ruins lives. Was that down to foolish students or is knowing what people are thinking about inherently foolish?".
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Humanity divided: Will we find alien life in your lifetime?
In Geek Native’s survey, just about 51% of respondents thought we would meet alien life before they died.
A gift or a curse? To know what your friends are thinking
In Brainstorm, students invent a device that lets them find out what their friends are thinking. It ruins lives. Was that down to foolish students or is knowing what people are thinking about inherently foolish?
Women are more likely to believe in destiny
The stats for men were about the same. 47% of men believed in destiny compared to 53% of men who didn’t.
Strange news: Geeks less likely to think power corrupts
Geek Native is home to some strange, quirky and unscientifically researched stats and this latest discovery is especially odd. The blog has freebies and goodies to giveaway in competitions now and then. To qualify for a chance to win all readers need to do is answer a question. These results are then processed a bit […]
Usual or unusual? Geeks say they prefer a partner’s mind over their body
When you find yourself gauging someone as a potential partner is it their mind or their body that you appreciate first? Is your answer the one people usually give? Geek Native asked readers about this because of aliens. That’s right. The blog had a copy of Alien: Sea of Sorrows to giveaway and so ran […]
Scientific research shows that sci-fi and fantasy fans are a top choice for romantic partners
Researchers from the University of Oklahoma, led by the psychologist Stephanie C. Stern, suggest that fans of fantasy and sci-fi genre have more realistic believes about romantic relationships compared to those who read romance or even highbrow fiction. What’s going on? In the research paper What you read and what you believe: Genre exposure and […]
Geeks twice as likely to be rooting for Loki
Whether you’ve seen Avengers: Infinity War or not you know there’s the sequel move coming. Avengers 4 doesn’t even have a name yet because of the risk of spoilers. … but some famous superheroes might die in the fight against Thanos. The heroes at risk include the brothers Thor and Loki. Let’s just say you […]
Geeks more likely to pester authors
Surprised? Geek Native’s research suggests geeks are 50% more likely to pester authors and encourage them to finish the next book in a series. Let’s rewind and look how we got to those stats. Our methodology would not pass scientific scrutiny but hopefully is robust enough to be a talking point. This month we had […]
Would the world be better with magic? Men and women disagree
Or results would not qualify as a scientific survey and our sample size was less than 100 people, but the results are quite stark. Women are far more likely to think the world would be better if access to magic were commonplace. So, what happened? A few years back Geek Native gave a copy of […]
