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Review: <i>Horizon: How violent are you?</i>

Review: Horizon: How violent are you?

This gripping documentary may well shock you in its exploration of our capacity for violence

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What is play for? Neuroscience wades in

What is play for? Neuroscience wades in

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Paperback Picks

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Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

Physics

Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

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<i>Star Trek</i>: New technology beams up old franchise

Technology

Star Trek: New technology beams up old franchise

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Review: <i>The Wikipedia Revolution</i> by Andrew Lih

Review: The Wikipedia Revolution by Andrew Lih

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Review: <i>Mindfield</i> by Lone Frank

Humans

Review: Mindfield by Lone Frank

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Review: <i>The Talent Code</i> by Daniel Coyle

Review: The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle

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Quantum gods don't deserve your faith

Physics

Quantum gods don't deserve your faith

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Review: <i>The End is Nigh</i> by Henrik Svensen

Review: The End is Nigh by Henrik Svensen

Throughout history, natural disasters have shaped faith, architecture, politics, culture and much more – this book investigates how, with some striking examples

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Life

The snow monkeys of Hell's Valley

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Review: Invented Knowledge by Ronald Fritze

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Review: The Open Laboratory edited by Jennifer Rohn

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Space

Galileo: Around the sun and back

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