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Stanisław Lem: The man with the future inside him

From the 1950s, science fiction writer Stanisław Lem began firing out prescient explorations of our present and far beyond. His vision is proving unparalleled

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old street scene

Humans

When politics fills the language gap, can science be neutral?

Culture

beach

Humans

Future Humans: Just how far can our evolution go?

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fuzzy woman

Humans

A Day in the Life of the Brain hunts consciousness

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trees

Life

Trees have an inner life like ours, claims bestseller

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An enormous shape-shifting artwork – run by yeast

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Ground Zero

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Who Owns the Dead? The atrocity of 9/11 casts a long shadow

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Golden oldies: The pudgy dad hypothesis and why older men matter

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Golden oldies: The pudgy dad hypothesis and why older men matter

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A zebra

Life

What do our natural laws really say about the world?

Culture

The Electric Kool-Aid language test

Humans

The Electric Kool-Aid language test

Major figures in the world of linguistics get the Tom Wolfe treatment – but how will this story end?

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Technology

Entering the random world of semi-sentient art

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Life

The paradox of play: Real fun should be terrifying

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Earth

New Scientist reviews the Royal Society book prize winners

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Technology

Cramped, unpleasant and vulgar: is this the internet we planned?

Culture