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Brian Cox: The Planck scale is where physics breaks (bigthink.com)
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JWST’s early galaxies didn’t break the Universe. They revealed it. (bigthink.com)
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Ask Ethan: What puzzles can the Vera Rubin Observatory help solve? (bigthink.com)
Sam Harris: Breaking the thought trap of anger (bigthink.com)
AI vs. humans: A question of humanity (bigthink.com)
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The Snorre Kjesbu interview: “Collaboration will become truly immersive” (bigthink.com)
JWST captures its most extreme gravitational lens ever (bigthink.com)
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“Otroverts” and why nonconformists often see what others can’t (bigthink.com)
The science behind the 10-minute brain reset walk (bigthink.com)
The myth of leadership (bigthink.com)
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Could supermassive black holes anchor the tiniest galaxies? (bigthink.com)
Why China is eating its tiny neighbor, Bhutan (bigthink.com)
Helen Fisher: How science can explain heartbreak (bigthink.com)
Ask Ethan: Does cosmic inflation violate energy conservation? (bigthink.com)
Why don’t Americans trust experts? Just ask a paranormal investigator. (bigthink.com)
The ethical crisis lurking in the background of the AI boom (bigthink.com)
The end of extraction and the rise of abundance (bigthink.com)
How to understand the Universe’s the most important equation (bigthink.com)
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Why Kevin Smith bet 27,575 on a movie no one showed up for (bigthink.com)
Uranus’s moons are darkened on one side, Hubble reveals (bigthink.com)
The Tony Seba and James Arbib interview: Why the future belongs to “stellar societies” (bigthink.com)
A Mesozoic myth: Dinosaurs didn’t rule the Earth like we think (bigthink.com)
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Astronomers close in on the source of the highest energy particles (bigthink.com)
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The great friendship collapse: Inside The Anti-Social Century (bigthink.com)
The Steve Hanke interview: “Writing a tweet is the endgame of the Feynman Technique” (bigthink.com)
JWST reveals that galaxies grow up quickly in our Universe (bigthink.com)
Starts With A Bang podcast #118 – Snowball Earth (bigthink.com)
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Ask Ethan: What are the “first stars” in the Universe? (bigthink.com)
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The impossibility of control in a butterfly-effected world (bigthink.com)
Rethinking civilization: A new architecture for humanity (bigthink.com)
780,000 galaxies revealed in JWST’s largest science operation (bigthink.com)
The dancing monk: Why mature people don’t chase total control (bigthink.com)
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How the Milky Way-Andromeda merger became so uncertain (bigthink.com)
5 scientists on finding meaning in our Universe’s 13.8-billion-year story (bigthink.com)
The three laws of love, and how to follow them (bigthink.com)
The Andrew Mayne interview: How to succeed as a polymath (bigthink.com)
10 quotes about science’s value to society (bigthink.com)
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What Spinoza can teach us about living a great life (bigthink.com)
The unlikely asteroid collision that made your life possible (bigthink.com)
Ask Ethan: What would the Universe be like without dark matter? (bigthink.com)
The price of Christianity’s “broken bargain” with democracy (bigthink.com)
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How to “outlast”: What Leonardo da Vinci can teach us (bigthink.com)
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The “SSS” framework: How to change the world with what you have (bigthink.com)
The mystery of neutrino mass is now smaller than ever (bigthink.com)
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Who was Jesus of Nazareth? History’s search for the man behind the Gospels. (bigthink.com)
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Daniel Dennett’s 4 rules for a good debate (bigthink.com)
Move your body, grow your brain: the science of hippocampal neurogenesis (bigthink.com)
Ask Ethan: Was the Universe “timeless” before the Big Bang? (bigthink.com)
From Messiaen to Radiohead: How great music uses prime numbers (bigthink.com)
From Gnosticism to Gospel Manga: 6 books to help you unpack the Bible and its history (bigthink.com)
Brian Cox: Why Earth’s orbit is the new Wild West and what that means for us all (bigthink.com)
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A quantum miracle enabled the formation of neutral atoms (bigthink.com)
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The rise of the lanager: Why leadership and management can’t be split (bigthink.com)
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The David Aaker interview: “Trust is vital and fragile” (bigthink.com)
10 space pictures whose appearances will deceive you (bigthink.com)
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Brian Cox: The incomprehensible scales that rule the Universe (bigthink.com)
The Scott Woody Interview: The pros and cons of being “memoryless” (bigthink.com)
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Peter Singer: Animal suffering is human responsibility (bigthink.com)
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The CIA method for making quick decisions under stress (bigthink.com)
Why I’m writing OUTLAST: a book about resilience (and hope) (bigthink.com)
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The creativity hack no one told you about: Read the obits (bigthink.com)
A liberal critique of liberalism: What needs to change (bigthink.com)
Ask Ethan: Is dark energy just leftover momentum from the Big Bang? (bigthink.com)
What happens when you follow the Bible literally for a whole year? (bigthink.com)
We have the tools to fix our food system. Why aren’t we using them? (bigthink.com)
The one concept that saved my life (bigthink.com)
The six strongest materials on Earth are harder than diamonds (bigthink.com)
Can you really love the art without loving the artist? (bigthink.com)
Aliens, everywhere: Why scientists once assumed every planet was inhabited (bigthink.com)
Michael Watkins: You can’t afford to be a dinosaur (bigthink.com)
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The 6 books that changed King Willonius’ life (bigthink.com)
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The future of the “like” button: Thumbs up or thumbs down? (bigthink.com)
A new collider can teach us about the origin of matter (bigthink.com)
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“Sense and respond”: How to harness the power of network leadership (bigthink.com)
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How “Gibson’s law” makes it hard to trust experts (bigthink.com)
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Ask Ethan: When do stars turn the most mass into energy? (bigthink.com)
5 classic science fiction novels written by scientists (bigthink.com)
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4 reasons to take rest more seriously (bigthink.com)
The Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza interview: “As a team, you can accomplish anything” (bigthink.com)
The importance of caring about the truth (bigthink.com)
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How scientists unearthed the cosmic catastrophe that paved the way for humanity (bigthink.com)
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The long history of the human aura (bigthink.com)
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Where did our universe come from? (bigthink.com)
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When enough is “enuf”: The strange and futile history of English spelling reform (bigthink.com)
Sam Harris: Is AI aligned with our human interests? (bigthink.com)
The paradox of survival: Learning to live from the extinct (bigthink.com)
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The Schopenhauer Principle: How pessimism can help steer your life (bigthink.com)
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The 6 disciplines of strategic thinking (bigthink.com)
The Seth Godin interview: What I learned about the long view from sci-fi legends (bigthink.com)
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The case for expanding the definition of intelligence (bigthink.com)
Carl Zimmer explores the hidden world of the aerobiome (bigthink.com)
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Anxiety always lies: Martha Beck on overcoming fear and finding purpose (bigthink.com)
Ask Ethan: Why do galaxies still collide in the expanding Universe? (bigthink.com)
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