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Space Force. (L to R) Don Lake as Brad Gregory, Diana Silvers as Erin Naird in episode 203 of Space Force. Cr. Diyah Pera/Netflix ?? 2021

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Don’t miss: the return of Space Force, Netflix’s moon-shot comedy

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Mickey7 review: If you want to live forever, read the small print

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Dr Alex Hoffman is launching VIXAL-4 to investors - an AI-driven system that exploits fear in the financial markets and operates at lightning speed to make big returns. The promise is billions, the rich are ready to get richer... but this is not the day Alex and Hugo had planned. What follows is a high-octane journey through the worst 24 hours of Alex???s life - cutting across reality, memory and paranoid fantasy, forcing him to question everything he sees with his own eyes. In the pulse of Geneva???s financial district, Alex???s sanity is shaken after he is viciously attacked at his home by a man who knows all of his security codes. After more unexplained occurrences, Alex becomes convinced he???s being framed. But as secrets surface from his past, will anyone believe that he isn???t just losing his mind? Detective Leclerc (Montel), assigned to Alex???s case, struggles to work this former CERN scientist out. Hoffman???s talented artist wife, Gabby (Farzad) might just be losing patience this time, whilst Hugo???s only concern is the billion-dollar business on the line. Invention can be lonely, and in a modern world of AI, capitalism and technological breakthroughs, Dr Alex Hoffman is about to learn the hard way how destructive his creation might be???

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The Fear Index review: A psychological thriller with a dash of AI

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Japanese and English language folk songs evolved in the same way

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How the World Really Works review: The tech that underpins society

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How the World Really Works review: The tech that underpins society

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Don't miss: A rare chance to see a coveted natural history book

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Illustration of animals that existed during the Ediacaran period (around 635 to 542 million years ago). This period at the end of the Proterozoic era was characterised by the emergence of the first multicellular animals. These were bottom-dwelling marine animals and included Swartpuntia (green, lower left), Cloudina (with stacked rings and tentacles, right), the frond-like Charnia (centre, red and blue), and Charniodiscus (background, blue-green).

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Otherlands review: A fascinating journey through Earth's history

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Hard to Be a God: An 80s classic shows modern sci-fi how it’s done

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Don't miss: Sci-fi The Orbital Children on Netflix

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Don't miss: Sci-fi The Orbital Children on Netflix

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Station Eleven review: An uplifting vision of a post-pandemic world

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Goliath review: Tourism to a ruined Earth explores the idea of home

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Emotional review: A new take on the importance of feelings

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Don't Miss: The Anomaly, a mind-bending French bestseller

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