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How I learned to see in 3D

Cross-eyed since early infancy, neurobiologist Susan Barrys world was flat, but she defied expectation by teaching herself to see in three dimensions

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<i>The End of the Line</i>: Plenty of fish in the sea?

Earth

The End of the Line: Plenty of fish in the sea?

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Review: Beware Invisible Cows: My search for the source of the universe by Andy Martin

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Earth

A life doing dumb stuff with animals

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Review: Swimming with Piranhas at Feeding Time

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Life

Review: Wednesday is Indigo Blue

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Review: <i>Plastic Fantastic</i> by Eugenie Samuel Reich

Physics

Review: Plastic Fantastic by Eugenie Samuel Reich

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Review: <i>Smallpox: The death of a disease</i> by D.A. Henderson

Review: Smallpox: The death of a disease by D.A. Henderson

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Royal Society books of the year: What we said

Royal Society books of the year: What we said

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Review: <i>Newton and the Counterfeiter</i>

Review: Newton and the Counterfeiter

Isaac Newton had a second, often overlooked, public career as Warden of the Royal Mint, and the tale of Newton the economist is one worth telling

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Health

Review: The End of Overeating

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Life

Review: How storytelling shaped humanity

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Life

Review: Bozo Sapiens

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Review: Science: A four thousand year history by Patricia Fara

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