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WHY are we both good and evil? 3d render illustration of light grey and black colored female faces on black background, relationship, psychology or good and evil concept.

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Why are we good and evil? A single quality may be at the root of it

The human capacity for both good and evil has long mystified philosophers. Evolutionary biology suggests they are both offshoots of one of our oddest character traits

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WHY do we grieve? A floral tribute fastened to a lamp post at the scene of a fatal road accident in Birmingam city centre, UK. The flowers were placed there by family and friends of the victim.

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Why do we grieve? The surprising origin of the feeling of loss

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WHY are we conscious?

Humans

Why are we conscious? The answer lies in other animals鈥� heads

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WHY do we exist?

Humans

Why do we exist? The meaning of life isn鈥檛 to be found in the stars

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Health

The surprising upsides of the prions behind horrifying brain diseases

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Technology

How an upgrade on calculus is taking maths into uncharted territory

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Environment

Will a scramble to mine metals undermine the clean energy revolution?

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Life

Do you speak elephant? With this new dictionary you will

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Health

Why Alzheimer鈥檚 is not a single disease 鈥� and why that matters

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Physics

The quantum experiment that could prove reality doesn’t exist

We like to think that things are there even when we aren't looking at them. But that belief might soon be overturned thanks to a new test designed to tell us if quantum weirdness persists in macroscopic objects

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Space

Satellites and junk are littering space and ruining our night skies

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Environment

Andreas Malm interview: Why climate protesters need to embrace unrest

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Health

Are vegan meat alternatives putting our health on the line?

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Space

Steve Chien interview: Why NASA is inventing curious AI for deep space

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