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Has technology forced us into a 'present shock'?

In Present Shock, Douglas Rushkoff says everyday technologies have destroyed our sense of perspective, but his insights need better backup

Books & Arts

Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

Technology

Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

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Can there be an algorithm for every human desire?

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The promise and perils of a datafied world

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Volcanoes mark the spot for Africa's buried energy treasure

Earth

Volcanoes mark the spot for Africa's buried energy treasure

Features

Flow batteries could back up grid of the future

Technology

Flow batteries could back up grid of the future

Analysis

US gets tough on Arctic oil drilling

Earth

US gets tough on Arctic oil drilling

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Earth

Deep-sea mining struggles to manage ecological impact

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Fracking could cut carbon emissions… in the short term

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Fracking could cut carbon emissions… in the short term

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More HIV 'cured': first a baby, now 14 adults

Health

More HIV 'cured': first a baby, now 14 adults

A small group of adults given rapid drug treatment after HIV infection no longer need drugs to keep the virus in check

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Light Show tricks meaning out of physics and biology

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Technology

The radioactive legacy of the search for plutopia

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Life

Zoologger: World's biggest mouth has an erectile secret

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Earth

Keystone pipeline is greenest option for tar sands

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