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Plastics are an environmental disaster, but we still need them. Now, there's a much better solution to our plastics problem.
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When children and future generations are critical to the future, but not as critical as quarterly returns.
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Ever walk into an old house or a dark, gloomy place and felt like something is just... off? Now we know why.
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People want to save the planet, but only if they feel like they can.
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"What's the worst that can happen?" is a common refrain in the West. It's also based on unjustified optimism.
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Yes, sadly, some of the worst stereotypes about corporate culture really are true.
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Modern technology and computing made nuclear testing unnecessary. Modern politics make it insanely dangerous.
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Yes, we run mostly on autopilot. We more or less have to.
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A new study tries to compare our memories with a common data structure.
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How we can tell what is the the real life and what is just a fantasy? And what does it say about our evolution and potential?
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New research shows that far from challenging computers when we think, we seem to operate at a much slower pace than scientists expected.
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The Trumpian war on science, culture, and checks and balances on executive power is eagerly, and rapidly, repeating the worst mistakes of past autocracies.
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If you believe popular science headlines, our cosmos could unravel at any instant. It's very unlikely, but the idea's core questions are still worth asking.
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A new discovery by scientists shows an organism becoming part of another, proving an idea that creationists insisted was impossible.
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According to popular science headlines claim that we've cracked how to make a warp drive within the known laws of physics. The reality is a lot more complicated.
