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Life

Can we live without free will?

New research has reignited the debate about whether humans truly have free will. But what difference would it make if we didn't?

Opinion

Brain might not stand in the way of free will

Life

Brain might not stand in the way of free will

News

Only you: 11 things that make each of us a one-off

Life

Only you: 11 things that make each of us a one-off

Features

Sinking the Titanic 'women and children first' myth

Life

Sinking the Titanic 'women and children first' myth

Opinion

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Stress may cause women's brains to age prematurely

News

Inequality: The more money, the merrier?

Life

Inequality: The more money, the merrier?

Opinion

The battle of freedom and control in a networked world

Technology

The battle of freedom and control in a networked world

Comment

Genes predict who places their trust in machines

Life

Genes predict who places their trust in machines

News

Are these the brain cells that give us consciousness?

Life

Are these the brain cells that give us consciousness?

Features

Olympic extremes: Thought control

Humans

Olympic extremes: Thought control

Having the right mindset is vital to sporting success. Neurofeedback helps athletes control their brain waves and get into "the zone"

Features

Technology

The password you can use without knowing it

News

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Brain satnav helps surgeons travel to a tumour

News

Humans

Olympic extremes: Lucid dreaming

Features

Life

The true faces of emotion

Features

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