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Editor's Selections: Colors and Stuttering

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It's Thursday, so that means Research Blogging Editor's Selections!

This week you'll want to be sure you check out:

  • Quick—what color is the sky? Aatish Bhatia has a fascinating discussion on colors up at Empirical Zeal, demonstrating nicely the ways in which we construct elements of our world that seem so concrete with time.


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  • And Dr. Stu gets to the bottom of stuttering, steering us away from the dominant psychological explanations with a look at what happens physiologically when we stumble over our words.

Until next time, folks. I'll be back next week with more from anthropology, philosophy, and research.