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Living in denial: Why sensible people reject the truth

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Living in denial: Why sensible people reject the truth

Denialism satisfies deep emotional needs. That makes it easy to encourage and hard to counter, says Debora MacKenzie

Opinion

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Bonding hormone helps men recognise emotions

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Witness brain scan won't reveal whether the face fits

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'Impossible motion' trick wins Illusion Contest

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'Impossible motion' trick wins Illusion Contest

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Gene switch rejuvenates failing mouse brains

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Did we evolve a special ability for catching cheats?

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Did we evolve a special ability for catching cheats?

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Harmonious minds: The hunt for universal music

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Harmonious minds: The hunt for universal music

Features

Economic recovery needs psychological recovery

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Economic recovery needs psychological recovery

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Even silent videos excite the listening brain

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Even silent videos excite the listening brain

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Bumpology: Boxing clever with the kung-fu fetus

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Bumpology: Boxing clever with the kung-fu fetus

See the cutting edge of fetal imaging with a cinematic sequence of MRI images

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Life

'Mirror gene' clue to brain's right-to-left links

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Life

To be the best, learn from the rest

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Life

Army of smartphone chips could emulate the human brain

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Life

The advantages of autism

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