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The price of Christianity’s “broken bargain” with democracy
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Policy and process is paralyzing the US government
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How to “outlast”: What Leonardo da Vinci can teach us
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How fast does planet Earth move through space?
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The “SSS” framework: How to change the world with what you have
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The mystery of neutrino mass is now smaller than ever
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Why ancient China was less equal than the Roman Empire
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What Leonardo’s obsession with water teaches us about longevity
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Who was Jesus of Nazareth? History’s search for the man behind the Gospels.
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Are we protecting the vulnerable—or suppressing dissent?
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Why “high tolerance of ambiguity” should anchor your creative toolkit
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JWST won’t find the very first stars, but a new telescope can
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Daniel Dennett’s 4 rules for a good debate
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Move your body, grow your brain: the science of hippocampal neurogenesis
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Ask Ethan: Was the Universe “timeless” before the Big Bang?
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From Messiaen to Radiohead: How great music uses prime numbers
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From Gnosticism to Gospel Manga: 6 books to help you unpack the Bible and its history
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Brian Cox: Why Earth’s orbit is the new Wild West and what that means for us all
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A deep dive into Amazon robotics and AI
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A quantum miracle enabled the formation of neutral atoms
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Fringe or frontier: Is our current scientific paradigm still the best fit?
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Why Substack will be the intellectual engine of the 21st century
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JWST breaks its own record with new most distant galaxy MoM-z14
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The rise of the lanager: Why leadership and management can’t be split
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The strange history of de-extinction began long before the science
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Ask your boss: Can we have a “daydreaming workstation”?
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Claims that “the Universe will end sooner than expected” are false
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“Mystery humbles you”: Scott Derrickson on why skepticism and faith aren’t enemies
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The David Aaker interview: “Trust is vital and fragile”
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10 space pictures whose appearances will deceive you
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Saṃvega: The urgent realization that you need a more meaningful life
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Brian Cox: The quantum roots of reality
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Stephen King’s most misused piece of writing advice
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Most people freeze in a crisis. Here’s why — and how to stop it
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Curiosity as a survival skill to navigate change
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The red color of Mars is mere inches deep
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“Cosmic realism”: The secret ingredient to great books
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The illusion of conscious AI
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John Amaechi: The voice in your head is lying to you—here’s how to shut it down
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Does physics truly have anything to say about consciousness?
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The David Perell interview: How to resonate in the “age of engagement”
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Is English a “killer” language — or is it dying?
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Team esteem: How to create “spirals of increasing cooperation”
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Astronomers just found the smallest galaxy ever
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How curiosity rewires your brain for change
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Brian Cox: The incomprehensible scales that rule the Universe
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The Scott Woody Interview: The pros and cons of being “memoryless”
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11 NASA astrophysics missions face risk of cancellation
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Starts With A Bang podcast #117 – Gravitational waves and the Universe
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Why Tolkien thought “sub-creation” was the secret to great fantasy and science fiction
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Peter Singer: Animal suffering is human responsibility
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Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant?
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The Empire reflects back: Rome’s lasting influence on British culture
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The CIA method for making quick decisions under stress
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Why I’m writing OUTLAST: a book about resilience (and hope)
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The Universe is not symmetric
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You cannot put the wind in a bag: How we learned to see nature
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What to know about vaccines in the do-your-own-research era
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The passion trap: The misguided advice that limits creativity and drives burnout
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Romance at White Castle: How to do business the “evergreen” way
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The most “boring” part of cosmic history shaped our modern Universe
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The world’s longest train journey is epic — but nobody’s ever taken it
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CEO masterclass: 3 ways to burst the “positivity delusion”
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JWST’s most ambitious view is now available to everyone
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Lessons from the Roman Empire about the danger of luxury
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The creativity hack no one told you about: Read the obits
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A liberal critique of liberalism: What needs to change
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Ask Ethan: Is dark energy just leftover momentum from the Big Bang?
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What happens when you follow the Bible literally for a whole year?
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We have the tools to fix our food system. Why aren’t we using them?
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The one concept that saved my life
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The six strongest materials on Earth are harder than diamonds
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Can you really love the art without loving the artist?
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Aliens, everywhere: Why scientists once assumed every planet was inhabited
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Michael Watkins: You can’t afford to be a dinosaur
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This 1938 pro-science manifesto defended democracy against fascism
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“Slack”: The key to resilience in a world that keeps breaking
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The 6 books that changed King Willonius’ life
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Unhappy? Walk towards these 3 beacons, says philosophy
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The future of the “like” button: Thumbs up or thumbs down?
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A new collider can teach us about the origin of matter
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How losing all my free time forced me to rethink productivity
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“Sense and respond”: How to harness the power of network leadership
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Why does physics break down at the Planck scale?
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How “Gibson’s law” makes it hard to trust experts
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Your life is at the mercy of seemingly random tiny events
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Ask Ethan: When do stars turn the most mass into energy?
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5 classic science fiction novels written by scientists
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Why Hannah Arendt left philosophy behind to face the world
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The question nobody’s asking about space colonization
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The inner game of long-term investing
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Why 21 cm is our Universe’s “magic length”
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4 reasons to take rest more seriously
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The Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza interview: “As a team, you can accomplish anything”
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The importance of caring about the truth
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Science fiction, Project Blue Book, and the beginnings of the UFO craze
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Leadership conundrum: What do Star Wars and Star Trek really mean?
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The evidence for biosignatures on K2-18b is flimsy, at best
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Inside a neuroscientist’s quest to cure coma
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How close are we to finding alien life?
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The Christian Toetzke interview: “Work is not work: it’s my life”
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How come we’ve never observed a black hole decaying?
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Theory of mind: What chess and drug dealers can teach you about manipulation
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Conflict, crisis, consumption: What’s eating our nation?
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“Bootstrapping”: How entrepreneurs can control their own destiny
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Ask Ethan: What right do we have to colonize other worlds?
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How scientists unearthed the cosmic catastrophe that paved the way for humanity
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A neuroscientist’s guide to fixing your mind in 15 mins
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Barry Ritholtz on luck, humility, and how (not) to invest
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Is our Universe fundamentally unstable, and will it decay?
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What a historian in 2100 might say about Trump’s America
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Why the people who actually drive history aren’t in the textbooks
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Science’s value, unlike NASA, cannot be destroyed by politics
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The 1903 letter that’s helped countless people embrace the unknown
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Is it too late for us to slow climate warming?
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The Barry Ritholtz Interview: “Smart is good. Smart and lucky is better”
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Science’s best answer to “where did the Universe come from?”
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The long history of the human aura
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The Morissa Schwartz interview: AI and the new media landscape
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See NASA’s most important image in space telescope history
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Epiphenomenalism: One of philosophy’s most disturbing ideas
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Are large language models dyslexic?
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Where did our universe come from?
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Ask Ethan: Couldn’t COVID-19 have originated in a Chinese lab?
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When enough is “enuf”: The strange and futile history of English spelling reform
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Sam Harris: Is AI aligned with our human interests?
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The paradox of survival: Learning to live from the extinct
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Why nuclear reactions on an exoplanet won’t imply alien life
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Kevin Kelly points a new way forward into the Age of AI
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The Schopenhauer Principle: How pessimism can help steer your life
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The sky is brighter than astronomers imagined
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The cinematograph, the “noematograph,” and the future of AI art
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Why all companies should think beyond Large Language Models
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How has cosmology changed from 2000 to 2025?
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Depression and anxiety triggers are ‘best practices’ in bad journalism
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The Gustav Söderström interview: Spotify and the psychology of taste
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Will the Sun make a planetary nebula when it dies?
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5 of the most misunderstood quotes in philosophy
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Starts With A Bang podcast #116 – Disintegrating exoplanets
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Love, sex, and happiness, explained by philosophy Jonny Thomson: Full Interview
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Ask Ethan: Why are maps of the cosmos always oval-shaped?
142.
The next era of psychedelics may be precision-designed states of consciousness
143.
Mike Duncan chronicles the history of the future Martian Revolution
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Physicist Brian Cox explains quantum physics in 22 minutes
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“Culture lasts: Business is just a tactic”
146.
No, the “Kalam cosmological argument” doesn’t prove God’s existence
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How the brain creates heaven: The philosophy of psychedelics with Susan Blackmore
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America is going through its every-80-year reinvention
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Dhar Mann on failure, fatherhood, and the spreadsheet that changed his life
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The genius behind “BBL Drizzy” on maximizing creativity with AI
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Why we still don’t know how many stars are in the Milky Way
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The world’s largest PDF is bigger than the Universe
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The 6 disciplines of strategic thinking
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The Seth Godin interview: What I learned about the long view from sci-fi legends
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How to turn your job-seeking “doom list” into career gold
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10 reality-bending facts about the scientific Multiverse
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“The gods will not be chained”: A short story by Ken Liu
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“Pantheon” creator Craig Silverstein on uploading our brains to the internet
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You’re not lost. You’re just following someone else’s map.
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Becoming a leader: Is “killing your old self” a good idea?
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Giant, spinning galaxies go back a whopping 12 billion years
162.
Lao Tzu only wrote a single sentence about Yin and Yang, but it changed philosophy forever
163.
Searching for aliens and Earth 2.0 David Kipping: Full Interview
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Ask Ethan: What does it mean to live in a quantum universe?
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Taking In the Good: Rick Hanson on the HEAL Method
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Seduction of the hottest: How sexual selection shaped birds and human brains
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The secret of the multiverse Ethan Siegel
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Rebuilding is easy: Rethinking is hard
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100 years ago, Cecilia Payne discovered what the stars are made of
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“Cluster thinking” is damaging our politics. Here are 3 ways to beat it.
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A dozen reasons to read Peter Leyden at this critical juncture in history
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Is dark energy weakening? DESI’s results are ambiguous
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The hidden power of unanswerable questions
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Why your smartest colleagues are virtuoso manipulators
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The surprising evolutionary link between bowerbirds and human art
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How OpenAI lost Musk and took aim at “something magical”
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Just one exo-Earth pixel can reveal continents, oceans, and more
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The overlooked psychedelic that may help treat traumatic brain injury
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7 leadership blind spots and how to remove them
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The most distant galaxy has oxygen, and that’s no surprise
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Anne-Laure Le Cunff: The 3 cognitive scripts that rule over your life Full Interview
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Ask Ethan: Can we turn Einstein’s equations into Newton’s law?
183.
The case for expanding the definition of intelligence
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Carl Zimmer explores the hidden world of the aerobiome
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The Hard Problem of Consciousness Annaka Harris
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How to rethink education in the age of AI
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Science’s great paradox: we don’t know what we don’t know until we look
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What is The Great Progression: 2025 to 2050?
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Finding home in Storyland: The transformative power of books
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Atsuko Okatsuka: Comedy, Chaos, and Finding a Place to Belong
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Following the scientific consensus: how to be “the least wrong”
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What if we built something better? When disaster sparks reinvention
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5 books that changed our understanding of the origin of life
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Why “inner stillness” is crucial for leaders in the age of AI
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What are all the different types of nebula in astronomy?
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What I learned over lunch with Warren Buffett
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How to tell which edge of a galaxy is tipped towards you
198.
Starts With A Bang podcast #115 – Dwarf galaxies in isolation
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Hannah Ritchie: We can tackle our biggest environmental problems Full Interview
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Anxiety always lies: Martha Beck on overcoming fear and finding purpose
201.
Ask Ethan: Why do galaxies still collide in the expanding Universe?
202.
Former CIA agent: The truth about manipulation
203.
An investigative approach to stock investing
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Confirmed at last: exoplanets found around nearest single star
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The 4 “beauty ideals” that fuel everyday prejudice
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The Big 5 personality traits you can change with practice
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Ben Horowitz: Quit being a coward and do the hard thing
208.
Why invest in fundamental research? A former Nazi explains
209.
What AI’s sensory void tells us about thinking on “the road to meaning”
210.
The Julian Metcalfe interview: Charisma, grit, and “that feeling of harmony”
211.
Scientists have definitively taken us beyond the Big Bang
212.
What food comas in sea slugs teach us about memory
213.
3 discoveries that change the way we think of the universe
214.
Better leadership in 3 “Sketchplanations”
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Surprising stars reveal second-closest supermassive black hole
216.
The 4 types of enemies (and how to defeat them)
217.
Sam Harris: Breaking the spell of propaganda
218.
Asteroid anxiety: Astronomy’s 300-year quest to predict cosmic collisions
219.
Ask Ethan: Does the multiverse explain our fundamental constants?
220.
How the United States turned the world economy into a battlefield
221.
The risk of outsourcing judgment to AI
222.
There are 7 states of matter; “topoconductor” isn’t one of them
223.
We were promised “Star Trek,” so why did we settle for these lousy chatbots?
224.
What it means to live urgently, according to death doula Alua Arthur
225.
How JWST puts the squeeze on light dark matter, for free
226.
Big Think launches Interests & Role-Based Recommendations
227.
The hidden cost of AI: Trading long-term resilience for short-term efficiency
228.
The 3 cognitive scripts that subtly rule our lives
229.
The psychology behind “pressure pitfalls” and why it matters for leaders
230.
The truth about banning “dangerous gain-of-function” research
231.
The story behind the internet’s most viral (and misunderstood) political meme
232.
5 ways to avoid the “people-pleaser trap” at work
233.
How astronomers solved the “Zone of Avoidance” puzzle
234.
Is philosophy too Western for its own good?
235.
Ask Ethan: Does mass or energy increase near the speed of light?
236.
Turn life’s disruptions into a path forward with this 2-step process
237.
In praise of history’s famous first words
238.
The “existential crisis” of knowledge work
239.
4 key steps to transform the USA back into a scientific nation
240.
The lab resurrecting ancient proteins to unlock life’s secrets
241.
The Broken Compass: Why trying harder isn’t always the answer
242.
How to walk the path of “everyday enlightenment”
243.
How charges and masses create the Universe around us
244.
Breaking taboos and blurring truths: How reality TV has shaped society in its own image
245.
How “Pasteur’s quadrant” enlightens the invention-innovation challenge
246.
How mapping galaxies can teach us what the CMB can’t
247.
GPS jamming, a weapon in hot and hybrid wars, will soon be obsolete
248.
7 things all introverted leaders should know
249.
Hubble completes the largest galactic mosaic of all-time
250.
The Swedish philosophy of lagom: how “just enough” is all you need
251.
The quest for a “communication device” that tells cells to regenerate the body
252.
Ask Ethan: Could dark matter be “normal stuff” we can’t see?
253.
How tiny experiments can lead to exponential outcomes
254.
These 7 anti-science myths threaten modern-day society
255.
Why you must be logical and scientific to be a good person
256.
How “full-time managers” might be draining your company
257.
How Olympian Gracie Gold finally stopped striving for perfection
258.
Why ‘city-killer’ asteroid YR4’s impact probability keeps increasing
259.
The leadership trends that will shape 2025
260.
The Anne-Laure Le Cunff interview: How to become “the scientist of your own life”
261.
How to understand things
262.
5 famous authors who used pseudonyms (and why they did it)
263.
Employ the “detour technique” to defuse emotion at work
264.
JWST catches star vaporizing the hottest rocky exoplanets
265.
AI agents will outmaneuver salespeople by optimizing persuasion
266.
The 3 pillars of workplace happiness and how to use them
267.
The Bullseye galaxy: a ring galaxy with a resonant twist
268.
How early human brains expanded over time
269.
Starts With A Bang podcast #114 – Pluto and Charon
270.
The hallucinatory thoughts of the dying mind
271.
Ask Ethan: Could there be dark matter aliens out there?
272.
Exploring the wild and disturbing world of “scienceploitation”
273.
If we want artificial “superintelligence,” it may need to feel pain
274.
Investing in an impermanent world: Lessons from mujō
275.
How small are the fundamental particles of the Universe?
276.
Want to eliminate workplace friction? Become a “trustee of time”
277.
No, we can’t geoengineer our way out of the climate crisis
278.
Numbers vs narratives: Unraveling the truth behind today’s global migration statistics
279.
Did LIGO just see its most important gravitational wave ever?
280.
The surprising alliance shaping the fate of America’s 90,000 dams
281.
3 ways “anti-micromanagement” can backfire
282.
JWST shows surprising violence in a young star system’s birth
283.
At what distance could a “twin Earth” detect our signals?
284.
Ask Ethan: What are the worst cosmic misnomers?
285.
Embrace your dark side: A new perspective on negative emotions
286.
The hidden mathematics behind why you find things beautiful
287.
When research is cheap, conviction becomes priceless
288.
How glorifying ignorance leads to science illiteracy
289.
Blind optimism is not a cure for blind pessimism
290.
Game Change
291.
How the sting of failure in sports can guide us to success in business
292.
How the right kind of sports analytics can transform business thinking
293.
Leadership masterclass: Nike, Jordan, and James Baldwin
294.
Win like Tom Brady? Take 5 key steps towards your “discipline bridge”
295.
“Playing tennis on Mars”: Why lessons from sport can sideline victory in business
296.
How John Doerr used football to land OKRs
297.
Why defining “pressure” can help you de-stress like an elite athlete
298.
The lasting genius of “Swedish pragmatics” in soccer and startups
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The psychology of “ultra-confidence” in business and sports
300.
The “Olympic mindset”: Do elite athletes make elite employees?
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