Matthew Reitman

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Man undergoing polygraph, or lie detector, test. (Getty Images)

Research Confirms the More We Lie, the Easier It Gets

Photo illustration of digital key (Getty Images)

The Internet Is Controlled by 14 People With Digital ‘Master Keys’

The San Francisco Proposal (Courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art)

MAD Architects Unveils Designs for ‘Star Wars’ Creator George Lucas’ New Museum

People compete during the fire obstacle part of the Tough Viking race on September 1, 2013 in Stockholm. (Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Images)

Why Obstacle Course Racing Could Be the Next Big Sport

(Courtesy Neiman Marcus)

The Most Luxurious Offerings From Neiman Marcus’ ‘Fantasy Gift Guide’

Apple released am update of its current firmware for iOS devices after Egyptian journalist Ahmed Mansoor had been targeted on his phone with spyware made by an Israeli company that specializes in the intelligence gathering through personal, electronic devices. (Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Cybersecurity Expert Only Needs Seconds to ‘Hack’ Audience Member’s Phone

A dish at Kissa Tanto in Vancouver, Canada. (CNW Group/Air Canada's enRoute)

Italian-Japanese Restaurant in Vancouver Named Canada’s Best New Restaurant of 2016

Seeking to transform the energy efficiency of global data centers, in April 2011 Facebook launched the Open Compute Project, an initiative to share the custom-engineered technology in its first dedicated data center in Prineville, Oregon. (Facebook)

How Facebook Is Finding New Ways to Cash In on Your Data

Locol's 'cheeseburg,' a healthy cheeseburger alternative with a patty comprised of 30% cooked grains and tofu, inside a Koji-leavened bun (Screengrab)

‘Food Truck’ Pioneer Roy Choi Bringing the Underserved Healthy, Inexpensive ‘Fast Food’

Photo illustration depicting fake steak frites (Stone/Getty Images)

Meet the ‘Food Detectives’: Scientists Protecting You From Fraudulent Fare

(Kensington Luxury Properties/Christie's International Real Estate)

A 60,000-Square-Foot Replica of The Alhambra Is Selling for $75 Million

Skyaker Miles Daisher 'Skyaks' out of a helicopter in Mexico. Danger man Miles Daisher casts a bizarre image paddling across the sky - 13,000 feet up in a kayak. The daredevil has turned extreme sport skydiving on its head after deciding to jump out of a plane in equipment normally used only in water - giving birth to 'skyaking'. (John Charles Colclasure / Barcroft Media / Getty Images)

A Guide to Bizarre Adventure Sports Like ‘Skyaking’ and Glacier Boarding

M.C. Escher Documentary Gives New Insight Into His Mind-Bending Art

Group practicing Tai Chi in front of Shanhai skyline (leniners/Flickr)

Study Confirms Tai Chi Benefits Include Reduced Neck Pain and Improved Blood Pressure

Ray Charles on the cover of his album 'What’d I Say;' released by Atlantic Records in 1959; photographed by Lee Friedlander (Aperture, 2016)

How Great Photographers Made Iconic Album Covers

Uber’s Self-Driving Truck Makes First Ever Autonomous Delivery… of Beer