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A society lost in data

Galileo in Pittsburgh by science philosopher Clark Glymour is a sharp and thought-provoking collection of essays on a dizzying range of topics

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The myth of the mid-life crisis

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Wonder lust: The Great Stalacpipe Organ

Earth

Wonder lust: The Great Stalacpipe Organ

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The climate-change nightmares of military strategists

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Does psychiatry make us mad?

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E. O. Wilson: Why I wrote a novel – about ants

E. O. Wilson: Why I wrote a novel – about ants

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Scientific fraud, and how not to do it

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The indirect pursuit of happiness

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Life-drawing robot could teach us about art

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An A to Z of insects through and outside science

Art and mysticism join entomology in the entertaining Insectopedia, 26 essays and vignettes by Hugh Raffles

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Ian McEwan: Mr Sunshine

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Life

Picking our brains: Can mental illness make you creative?

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How you emerge from your brain

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Technology

Did Renaissance painters 'cheat' with optical aids?

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