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A rational nation ruled by science would be a terrible idea

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A rational nation ruled by science would be a terrible idea

Neil deGrasse Tyson imagines a country called Rationalia, a society where policy is based on the weight of evidence. That's a bad idea, says Jeffrey Guhin

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What explains Brexit, Trump and the rise of the far right?

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What explains Brexit, Trump and the rise of the far right?

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Post Brexit, experts need to reassert their value to society

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Michael Gove with the sign #TakeControl

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Angry scientists must fight to pick up the pieces after Brexit

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Stock Photo - Wimbledon London, UK. 23rd June, 2016. Voters arrive at a Polling station in Wimbledon to vote at the EU referendum on a wet soggy morning with rain downpours

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Will bad weather have an impact on today’s EU referendum vote?

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Beware the Brexit bots: The Twitter spam out to swing your vote

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Beware the Brexit bots: The Twitter spam out to swing your vote

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Why we all need to fight the irrational fear of outsiders

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People voting with their hands

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There are better ways to decide the big issues than referendums

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SOmeone voting in front of an EU flag

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How opinion polls are shaping the narrative of the EU referendum

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Free speech has met social media, with revolutionary results

Social media’s personalisation has led to “post-truth politics” as politicians chase popular opinion. But democracy must be more than a popularity contest

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How your Facebook feed will affect your Brexit vote

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In a world of cross-border cooperation, Brexit will harm the UK

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Vote Brexit and British science will still be a powerhouse

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Why gut instinct will decide the most irrational referendum yet

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