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Extreme beer: No accounting for taste

Humans

Extreme beer: No accounting for taste

American craft beers are getting ever more bitter, expensive and undrinkable – so how do we learn to savour tastes we're hard-wired to spit out?

Features

Total recall: Data diaries explain who you really are

Life

Total recall: Data diaries explain who you really are

Opinion

Autistic ability falters in real world

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Autistic ability falters in real world

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Life

Liar, liar! Brain circuit predicts others' honesty

News

Stuffing yourself in imagination curbs stomach pangs

Life

Stuffing yourself in imagination curbs stomach pangs

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Life

People with 'warrior gene' better at risky decisions

News

To erase a bad memory, first become a child

Life

To erase a bad memory, first become a child

News

Bigger brains tricked by optical illusion

Life

Bigger brains tricked by optical illusion

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Humans

Mapping the mind to the body – a little too easily

CultureLab

Thoughts of religion prompt acts of punishment

Life

Thoughts of religion prompt acts of punishment

People who support a religious organisation are more likely to punish selfish behaviour, a new study suggests

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Life

Overweight people sniff out food better, even after lunch

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Life

Bad memory for faces? Blame your reading skills

News

Life

iPhone app reveals the emotional downside of daydreams

News

Life

Is this evidence that we can see the future?

News

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