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Pain or prayer? Two ways to grow a religion

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Pain or prayer? Two ways to grow a religion

Some religious rituals are traumatic one-offs, others are soothing and repetitive - but it's best to stick to one or the other

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Let's face it, science is boring

Let's face it, science is boring

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Alice's adventures in algebra: Wonderland solved

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Alice's adventures in algebra: Wonderland solved

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Free yourself from oppression by technology

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Free yourself from oppression by technology

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Sex and shopping – it's a guy thing

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Sex and shopping – it's a guy thing

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New Scientist 2009 trivia quiz

New Scientist 2009 trivia quiz

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High-tech tipples: The future of cocktails

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High-tech tipples: The future of cocktails

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Foot-in-mouth syndrome: Pitfalls of the party season

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Foot-in-mouth syndrome: Pitfalls of the party season

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Little suckers: Putting leeches on a tight leash

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Little suckers: Putting leeches on a tight leash

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Getting to grips with why we slip

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Getting to grips with why we slip

Whether ice, wet floors or banana skins are to blame, falling over is no laughing matter. And explaining how it happens has friction aficionados floored

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Why your boss is incompetent

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Pong-ology: Sniffing out a cure for iffy whiffs

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Sugar-free satisfaction: Finding the brain's sweet spot

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The shape of gifts to come

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