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Ten Trips review: What tripping taught an academic about psychedelics

From ketamine in a London kitchen to wachuma in the Colombian Amazon, self-described "douchey forty-nine-year-old psychedelic virgin" and neuropsychologist Andy Mitchell hopes his trips will teach us more about the drugs

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You're Wrong About art - podcast

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New Scientist recommends You're Wrong About and Monolithic Undertow

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Starter Villain review: Big questions laced with absurdist humour

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The Coming Wave review: How AI reshapes our world

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New Scientist recommends The Man Who Couldn't Stop and The Retrievals

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Extinctions review: A fast-paced story of going extinct on Earth

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The MANIAC review: A dark novel about the legendary John von Neumann

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Billion Dollar Heist review: How cybercriminals hit Bangladeshi bank

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The best new science fiction books of September 2023

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The best new science fiction books of September 2023

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NIMONA - A Knight (Riz Ahmed) is framed for a crime he didn't commit and the only person who can help him prove his innocence is Nimona (Chlo???? Grace Moretz), a shape-shifting teen who might also be a monster he's sworn to kill. Set in a techno-medieval world unlike anything animation has tackled before, this is a story about the labels we assign to people and the shapeshifter who refuses to be defined by anyone. Cr: Netflix ???? 2022

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New Scientist recommends futuristic Netflix movie Nimona

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Interstellar review: The case for seeking out alien technology

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Painkiller review: Netflix drops the ball in retelling OxyContin story

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Mountains of Fire review: What volcanoes can teach us about ourselves

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Disputed Inheritance review: Why do we still bother with Mendel?

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