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Intelligent life: Why don't we consider plants to be smart?

Life

Intelligent life: Why don't we consider plants to be smart?

Plants eavesdrop on each other and communicate with other organisms via subtle messages. So why don't we recognise them as smart beings, ask two new books

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<i>How to Clone a Mammoth</i>: But should we?

Life

How to Clone a Mammoth: But should we?

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Physics

Getting an insight into Einstein's worlds

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Einstein and Schrödinger: The price of fame

Physics

Einstein and Schrödinger: The price of fame

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Last chance plan to save world's rarest ape, the Hainan gibbon

Life

Last chance plan to save world's rarest ape, the Hainan gibbon

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Step into this van Gogh painting recreated with virtual reality

Technology

Step into this van Gogh painting recreated with virtual reality

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Life before death: How dying affects living minds

Life

Life before death: How dying affects living minds

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Case of the Rickety Cossack reveals unease about our fossil past

Life

Case of the Rickety Cossack reveals unease about our fossil past

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<i>Mixed Messages</i>: Are our genes and culture at cross purposes?

Life

Mixed Messages: Are our genes and culture at cross purposes?

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<i>Men (Dis)connected</i>: Philip Zimbardo's lament on the male

Life

Men (Dis)connected: Philip Zimbardo's lament on the male

Modern man is right to be worried about his position in the world. But if we really want to save guys, we need a deeper analysis than this book provides

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Life

I've won a day in court for two chimps

Opinion

Technology

Blame the enlightened self for the distractions in our lives

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Technology

Could ancient laws help us sue the internet?

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Life

Zoologger: The mammal with the stretchiest nerves on the planet

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