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Information outlaws through the ages

Piracy: The intellectual property wars from Gutenberg to Gates by Adrian Johns suggests that stealing information is a core part of human nature

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Characters in search of a soul

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A rough guide to living longer

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Jaron Lanier's manifesto for the tech consumer

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Seeing the songs of whales

Seeing the songs of whales

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Memoir of a puzzling mind

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How the landscape of life unified biology

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Going undercover to catch the cybercriminals

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Digital doomsday: the end of knowledge

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Digital doomsday: the end of knowledge

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Intellectual adventure worthy of a very big birthday

A book to mark the Royal Society's 350th anniversary, edited by Bill Bryson, lives up to its "boundlessness" billing

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A leap too far in this multiverse explanation of time

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Rival theories transmuted into a Parisian intrigue

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Understanding fear in brain and body

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About time, too: Your questions answered

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