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Web3 promises to reclaim the internet from tech giants – will it work?

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Web3 promises to reclaim the internet from tech giants – will it work?

There's a lot of hype surrounding the idea of a decentralised version of the internet that would give more power to ordinary users. Here's what it would take to make it happen

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Attention Span review: A welcome injection of evidence

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Attention Span review: A welcome injection of evidence

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Is our evolving relationship with tech shifting our view of reality?

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Why the tech apocalypse of 2022 was largely a good thing

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Why the tech apocalypse of 2022 was largely a good thing

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A man replaces a magnetic tape data storage drive in an early model office computer, mid 1970s. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Magnetic tape: The surprisingly retro way big tech stores your data

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image of the steerable needle robot showing the robotic actuation unit and bronchoscope. Note that the steerable needle is not shown

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Robot guides needle into lungs more accurately than human doctors

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The omicron coronavirus variant binding to a cell's ACE2 receptor

Health

Drug that targets ACE2 receptors may work against new covid variants

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Where might James Bond go next, in terms of science and technology?

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Where might James Bond go next, in terms of science and technology?

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If cyberpunk no longer fits our vision of the future, what does?

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Our balance naturally declines with age, making serious falls more likely to occur

Health

A daily dose of aspirin raises the risk of falls among older people

In a trial of more than 16,000 people over 70, those who took a low-dose of aspirin every day were just under 10 per cent more likely to have a fall that required hospital care than those on placebo

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Weather sensors could float forever in the stratosphere using sunlight

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Humans

The Elon Musk Show review: Searching for the man who is Elon Musk

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Technology

Brain training apps claim to make us smarter, but there is no evidence

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Technology

The success of text-to-image AIs raises major ethical issues

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