Why People Confess to Crimes They Did Not Commit

Did They Really Perform Crimes due to Dementia?

Dear Editor I read with great interest the study performed by Kim et al. [1] entitled ‘Criminal Manifestations of Dementia Patients: Report from the National Forensic Hospital’ recently published in your journal. The authors have evaluated a total of 7 imprisoned dementia patients (2 probable Alzheimer’s dementia patients, 1 vascular dementia patient, and 4 alcohol-related dementia patients) to...

TO COMMIT or NOT TO COMMIT ?

medicinal plants and antioxidants: why they are not always beneficial?

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Did Tarski Commit "Tarski's Fallacy"?

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Why HP did not get "Blastered"

In August 2003 the IT industry was brought to its knees due to the release of a vicious worm called “Blaster” which cost the industry billions of dollars. However, HP was largely unaffected because of innovative technology produced jointly by HP Labs and Corporate IT that has been protecting our corporate network for over two years. In this paper we will explain how these new types of worms att...