Black Mirror, 1984, Dune - these are just some examples of science fiction stories that depict grim futures, robot takeovers or the end of the world. Can any truth be found in these movies and books? Historian Etienne Augé (Erasmus University Rotterdam) explains how we can change our future using science fiction.

We talk about our emotions all the time: are we feeling happy, sad or scared? But is your happiness or anger the same as everyone's. Psychologist Disa Sauter (University of Amsterdam) explains what emotions are and if your anger is unique - or not at all.

Cancer is still one of the most common diseases in the world. What exactly is cancer and will we one day be able to cure everyone? Dr. Noel de Miranda (LeidenUMC) tells you about his research on new treatments.

Are people born criminals, or is crime a deliberate choice? Economist Olivier Marie (Erasmus University Rotterdam) argues that people weigh the costs and benefits of for example stealing. Can this explain criminal behaviour?

Let's say you want to make some money: will you go to the casino or buy stocks? Economist Paulo Rodrigues (Maastricht University) explains the ins and outs of investing and reveals if its a better option than playing roulette.