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You are what you speak: How your mother tongue shapes you

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You are what you speak: How your mother tongue shapes you

If a language controls its speakers, not vice versa, that might help explain some uniquely German diseases, Japanese emotions, and national stereotypes

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New Scientist 2015 holiday quiz

New Scientist 2015 holiday quiz

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Why fairy tales are really scary tales

Humans

Why fairy tales are really scary tales

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IBM to develop hardware to wipe out errors in quantum computing

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IBM to develop hardware to wipe out errors in quantum computing

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Is quantum physics behind your brain's ability to think?

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Is quantum physics behind your brain's ability to think?

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Quantum dilemma: We have too many options for explaining reality

Physics

Quantum dilemma: We have too many options for explaining reality

Analysis

Closing the last loophole for unhackable quantum security

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Closing the last loophole for unhackable quantum security

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For health tech to thrive, don't keep the evidence under wraps

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For health tech to thrive, don't keep the evidence under wraps

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Quantum technology set to hit the streets within two years

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Quantum technology set to hit the streets within two years

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Basic quantum computation achieved with silicon for first time

Technology

Basic quantum computation achieved with silicon for first time

So far we have had to use supercooled materials to try out ultra-fast quantum logic. Now silicon, already standard in electronics, has gained that talent

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Photograph 51: Inside the race to understand DNA

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Black holes may be brick walls that bounce information back out

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Physics

Where does quantum weirdness end?

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Physics

Quantum weirdness proved real in first loophole-free experiment

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