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The dark side of innovation: From dynamite to climate change

Technology

The dark side of innovation: From dynamite to climate change

Cultural evolution defines us as humans, but its products kill as people weaponise consumer tech and climate change threatens Earth, argue two new books

Culture

Nam June Paik exhibition recreates his prophetic video visions

Technology

Nam June Paik exhibition recreates his prophetic video visions

Culture

Muddy men

Humans

Testosterone myths: How old ideas of masculinity sell us all short

Culture

Dominique Tipper and Wes Chatham in TV show

Technology

How The Expanse is still putting humans at the heart of sci-fi

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Technology

Non-stop nightmare: Disturbing show weighs the impact of a 24/7 world

Culture

The Outer Worlds makes me want an AI-driven role-playing game

Technology

The Outer Worlds makes me want an AI-driven role-playing game

Culture

The Tenth Muse review: A story in which the women count

Humans

The Tenth Muse review: A story in which the women count

Culture

Silly Putty

Technology

Flop, an exhibition about failure, shows the joy and pain of mistakes

Culture

Paul Rudd as Miles Elliot in Living With Yourself

Life

Netflix’s Living With Yourself shows the dangers of perfectionism

Culture

Science protest

Environment

Naomi Oreskes asks "why trust science" in an age of denialism

In Why Trust Science?, Naomi Oreskes's asks bold questions but knows there are no clear answers – and critiques herself as the book unfolds

Culture

Technology

Will Smith's action thriller Gemini Man falls into major logic holes

Culture

Mind

How does consciousness work? A radical theory has mind-blowing answers

Culture

Humans

The Farewell explores the ethics of lying about a cancer diagnosis

Culture

Space

A sci-fi anthology offers widely divergent glimpses of the future

Culture