How to avoid malevolent mathematics
Using a plethora of Cambridge artifacts and museums as a basis, what are our unique factors that define our species?
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The paper, finished shortly before Stephen Hawking’s death, argues that the universe is simpler than we thought
Zak Lakota-Baldwin considers the development and definition of life, beginning with its start in a lab
Olimpia Onelli explores the ways in which statistics can be used to deliberately manipulate or mislead us
Rather than combating the degenerative diseases associated with old age individually, some scientists are trying to target their root cause: the process of ageing itself
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