Partying like it's 1999.
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BRAINTEASER.
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In a word.
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Priests in skinny jeans: Cool Christianity: Hillsong and the Fashioning of Cosmopolitan Identities (Oxford University Press].
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Into the void: Absolution (Fourth Estate).
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The business of faith: The Divine Economy: How Religions Compete for Wealth, Power and People (Princeton University Press).
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A mottled mirror: Our Moon: A Human History (Sceptre).
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Critical mass: When we see crowds as risky, we miss their potential for bringing joy.
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An Elegy for Muscle Memory.
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Age rebels, unite! Meet the older people fighting discrimination. They might teach the rest of us how to live a good life.
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Colic.
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There's a product for that: As a new film explores the growing pressure to modify our bodies, a philosopher asks: when are we allowed to be good enough?
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Labyrinth.
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Le Rêve.
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Digging for rainbows: The Contemporary Poetry and Music Circle was hugely influential in the post-war years. Its legacy is finally being unearthed.
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The Ties that Bind: after Jane DeDecker.
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Running for cover: Ad hoc humanitarian organisations are springing up across Beirut as the city pulls together amid crisis.
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The new age of the cyborg? Brain-computer interfaces are already changing lives for people with disabilities, but the technology is overtaking the ethics.
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Jaguar diplomacy: In Brazil's tropical wetlands, ecotourism has forged an uneasy truce between cattle farmers and their old enemies.
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New life in the veins: From Soviet scientists to tech moguls, blood has been the subject of our wildest experiments.
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Our immortal genes: We talk to evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins about how we can read the history of life on Earth through modern genes.
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Holy highs: As the Vatican pushes for harsher drug laws, a series of cases suggest it's hiding a problem of its own.
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Erdogğn's Palestine problem: Turkey has declared itself a defender of Palestine. But now the people are demanding action and the state is crushing dissent.
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A dangerous calculation: Effective altruism has suffered a blow, but the extreme ideas surrounding it have infiltrated some of our most powerful organisations.
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The power of guesswork.
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The diversity dilemma.
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Why we age.
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Christmas future.
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No more intimidation.
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Blades reborn.
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Green paradox.
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Danger to democracy.
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- New Humanist, 2024, v. 139, n. 4, p. 10
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Mimicking the brain.
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A twinkle of baby stars.
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All the divorced ladies.
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The Q&A Thinzar Shunlei Yi: "This is how the world's longest civil war can finally come to an end".
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Tech elites have lost the plot and gained power.
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