This View of Life
Magazine

Rats and ants who rescue other members of their species do not prove that animals other than humans have empathy.

Men who make it to adulthood without succumbing to the male habit of dying in accidents shouldn't congratulate themselves too soon.

How can organizations and people account for the things they truly value?

Evolutionists respond to Steven Pinker's challenge to group selection. ETVOL welcomes all points of view.

The physical experience of anger may be similar for all humans, but different cultures have different ways of expressing it.

Why do we wear pants?

Why women live longer than men.

A molecule that could play a key role in how cells develop into the building blocks of life.

Fracking, low birth weights and the scientific process.

A new study examines humanity's drive to stand up against bullies.

If you could confront the pickpocket who ripped you off in the subway, would you simply demand your wallet back, or would you seek vengeance?

The idea of having a common language in science is for it to create a common ground of communication, and that is something editors and reviewers need to remember.