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Telempathy: A future of socially networked neurons

World Wide Mind  by Michael Chorost argues that we will soon be able to wire our brains directly to one another. But would you want to?

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The analogue artist who saw the past in the present

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How medicine was brought to the masses

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A comic-book guide to genomics

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A tour of the multiverses

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Inventing modern science over eggs and bacon

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How going online messes with your head

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The thrill of the alien planet chase

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Health

HIV-like infection banished from mice

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Beyond the five stages of grief

In The Truth About Grief: The myth of its five stages and the new science of loss, Ruth Davis Konigsberg takes on the contemporary US culture of grieving

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Reasons to be cheerful about the future

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The physicist who knew too much

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Data artists: Visualisation as a gateway drug

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Technology

Cellphone signals get personal to save power

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