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12 September 2018

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What can follow four days of London? Try the capital’s new Science Gallery, launching Friday 21 September with , a show exploring the world of addiction and recovery.

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On 21 September, Emma Stone and Jonah Hill star in retread of Norwegian TV hit Maniac (pictured). An inventor (Justin Theroux) claims he can repair damaged minds.

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Why does a personality test from the 1920s hold sway over our jobs, our internet and our lives? The strange history of Myers-Briggs and the birth of personality testing (WIlliam…

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