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A rational nation ruled by science would be a terrible idea

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A rational nation ruled by science would be a terrible idea

Neil deGrasse Tyson imagines a country called Rationalia, a society where policy is based on the weight of evidence. That's a bad idea, says Jeffrey Guhin

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Are you turning your child into a self-loving narcissist?

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All about me: How to be a successful narcissist

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What explains Brexit, Trump and the rise of the far right?

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What explains Brexit, Trump and the rise of the far right?

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Football on the brain

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Illusion makes people ‘feel’ force field around their body

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Illusion makes people ‘feel’ force field around their body

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People who meditate are more aware of their unconscious brain

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How the size and shape of your glass affects how much you drink

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Find your meaning at work: 6 things a salary can't buy

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Don't give up the day job: Why going to work is good for you

An always-on working culture can be oppressive, but it's also true that a meaningful job has surprisingly positive consequences for health

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First step to reducing hate crimes? Enshrine equality in law

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Freeze on gun research thaws a little as California opens center

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How biased judges and juries can make you a murderer

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