Forever Alone
There’s at Least a 39 Percent Chance We’re Alone in the Observable Universe
A new report from researchers at the Future of Humanity Institute reworked the Drake equation to include scientific uncertainty and found there’s a pretty good chance we’re the only intelligent life in the universe.
Lonely People Are More Likely to Buy Food with Faces on the Packaging
A new study from the University of Oregon suggests that consumers who feel lonely are attracted to products showing human faces.
Why You Should Actually Look Forward to Being Alone Forever
We asked a psychologist about how playing the long game as someone who doesn't commit to romantic relationships can pay off.
You Can Spend Valentine’s Day in This Chatroom with Other 'Lonely Cyber-Souls'
Because, honestly, Valentine's Day sucks when you're single and you should talk to someone about it—even if virtually.
We Asked a 'Meme Scientist' What Makes a Meme Go Viral
Death by meme is the worst way to go, but is there a secret to becoming a successful random internet sensation?
Lonely People Are More Likely to Think Inanimate Objects Are Alive
Here’s some science sure to brighten your day.
Forever Alone Involuntary Flashmob
One night in New York, a group of (presumably) single guys gathered by a couple of phone boxes in Times Square. On the face of it, there's nothing too remarkable about that, right?