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Review: From Counterculture to Cyberculture, by Fred Turner

The hippy days of 60s networking morphed into the hard-nosed individualism of the dotcom 90s. Mike Holderness explores the story of a man who was there

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What's intelligence got to do with it?

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The curious life of a polymath

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Review: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins

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Bioethics of organ transplants in developing countries

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Physics

Review: The Trouble With Physics

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God and science: You just can't please everyone

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Where mind meets quantum matter

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Where mind meets quantum matter

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Who is the author of your thoughts?

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Who is the author of your thoughts?

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Earth

Too comfortable with catastrophe

Most agree that climate change is real, but we are very slow to react. Crispin Tickell finds a sense of alarm and a call to arms in two new books

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Science stepping into the limelight

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Review: The joy of symmetry

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Life

On the origins of warfare

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Biology beyond the genome

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