Nautilus
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[:es]Addicted to Anticipation[:]
[:es]Gambling addiction stands out for its destructive power and pull. With substance problems, people can blame the chemical activity of drugs and argue that addiction occurs when repeated exposure physically […]
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[:es]Why Science Should Stay Clear of Metaphysics[:]
[:es]Meet the philosopher who revived anti-realism.[:]
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[:en]Cursive Handwriting and Other Education Myths[:]
[:en]Teaching cursive handwriting doesn’t have nearly the value we think it does.[:]
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The Bridge From Nowhere
How is it possible to get something from nothing?
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How Much More Can We Learn About the Universe?
These are the few limits on our ability to know.
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The Strange Brain of the World’s Greatest Solo Climber
Alex Honnold doesn’t experience fear like the rest of us.
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If the Olympics Were Held in Space
A dispatch from the future of extreme sports.
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Aristotle at the Gigafactory: Why Physics Is a Philosophy
“When Aristotle wrote his Physics in the fourth century B.C., he wasn’t describing an academic discipline, but a mode of philosophy: a way of thinking about nature. You might imagine […]
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Martian Colonists Could Be Genetically Engineered for Democracy
It sounds like science fiction: A citizenry genetically engineered to be democratic. It’s not implausible.