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Brain might not stand in the way of free will

Life

Brain might not stand in the way of free will

A classic experiment that suggests the brain is aware of our urge to act spontaneously before we are might have been misinterpreted

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Only you: 11 things that make each of us a one-off

Life

Only you: 11 things that make each of us a one-off

Features

Sinking the Titanic 'women and children first' myth

Life

Sinking the Titanic 'women and children first' myth

Opinion

Health

Stress may cause women's brains to age prematurely

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The battle of freedom and control in a networked world

Technology

The battle of freedom and control in a networked world

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Inequality: The more money, the merrier?

Life

Inequality: The more money, the merrier?

Opinion

Genes predict who places their trust in machines

Life

Genes predict who places their trust in machines

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The password you can use without knowing it

Technology

The password you can use without knowing it

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Brain satnav helps surgeons travel to a tumour

Health

Brain satnav helps surgeons travel to a tumour

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Olympic extremes: Lucid dreaming

Humans

Olympic extremes: Lucid dreaming

Pleasant dreams are said to make athletes more likely to succeed. Learning to control your dreams is difficult – but it can be done

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Life

The true faces of emotion

Features

Humans

Olympic extremes: Thought control

Features

Life

Are these the brain cells that give us consciousness?

Features

Humans

Get the picture? Art in the brain of the beholder

Features