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Boston Marathon's Heroes And The Science Behind Compassion
For years scientists have been puzzled by those among us who seem to overcome the fear of self-preservation in order to save others. However, as new research on the subject emerges, some researchers wonder if perhaps it's because of people like that, that humanity has survived.
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