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Is Facebook taking over the world?

Despite its sympathetic stance, The Facebook Effect by David Kirkpatrick raises troubling questions about the all-pervasive social networking site

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How our species owes its success to religion

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How an angler's dream became an ecological nightmare

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When Egyptian plunder made Enlightenment propaganda

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Six intuitions you shouldn't trust

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Two ways of retelling Botswana's fight against AIDS

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Bonobos have a secret

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What will happen to the green and pleasant land?

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Skipping along with the heavyweights of time

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In search of the gamer's fix

In Extra Lives,Tom Bissell gets to the bottom of games' powerful emotional pull

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What makes good doctors go bad?

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Matt Ridley: Optimism without limits

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Oddball animal behaviour to amuse and disgust

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Obesity through the ages

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