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Pain or prayer? Two ways to grow a religion

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Pain or prayer? Two ways to grow a religion

Some religious rituals are traumatic one-offs, others are soothing and repetitive - but it's best to stick to one or the other

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Let's face it, science is boring

Let's face it, science is boring

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Alice's adventures in algebra: Wonderland solved

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Alice's adventures in algebra: Wonderland solved

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Free yourself from oppression by technology

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Free yourself from oppression by technology

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Sex and shopping – it's a guy thing

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Sex and shopping – it's a guy thing

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Getting to grips with why we slip

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Getting to grips with why we slip

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New Scientist 2009 trivia quiz

51�� 2009 trivia quiz

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High-tech tipples: The future of cocktails

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High-tech tipples: The future of cocktails

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Foot-in-mouth syndrome: Pitfalls of the party season

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Foot-in-mouth syndrome: Pitfalls of the party season

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Little suckers: Putting leeches on a tight leash

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Little suckers: Putting leeches on a tight leash

Wilful, pampered and easily confused – no wonder modern doctors are struggling with these medical marvels

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Why your boss is incompetent

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Pong-ology: Sniffing out a cure for iffy whiffs

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Sugar-free satisfaction: Finding the brain's sweet spot

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The shape of gifts to come

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