This article shows how paranoia and uncertainty can lead people to use emotion rather than reason as a dominant way of knowing. People in Dallas, and around the world have started believing unproven facts about Ebola, such as it becoming airborne, and have gone to great lengths to avoid all human contact, such as a college student's parents sending her three week's worth of food so she wouldn't have to leave her dorm.

Talks about how the word "scientist" was first used in 1834.

This article talks about what your handwriting, something that we consider unconscious and automatic, says about your emotions, personality, and even health.

This article talks about how men and women literally see the world differently. This raises questions as to whether or not sense perception can be regarded as a universal way of knowing.