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Feeding the world will require tough choices

In One Billion Hungry, Gordon Conway is unwilling to rule out any options for meeting the world's food needs

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Diagnosing death in famous writers

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Should we be trying to re-engineer life?

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How far have we come since Aristotle?

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How expectations shape your life

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Festival of dazzling displays but no big picture

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Will we save the planet to be happy?

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Top 10 most influential popular science books

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Jazz-singing robot could shed light on consciousness

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Jazz-singing robot could shed light on consciousness

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How do you make a good prediction?

Choosing your subject is key to accurate predictions, argues Nate Silver in The Signal and the Noise, but is playing it safe always a good thing?

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The links between trade, disease and economic warfare

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The sad disappearance of Antarctica

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Liberating cyberspace

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Is hearing more important than seeing?

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