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World of Warcraft predicts the future

The online game portends what is to come in the real world, from warfare to religion, says sociologist William Sims Bainbridge

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String theory untangled

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How you emerge from your brain

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Did Renaissance painters 'cheat' with optical aids?

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Did Renaissance painters 'cheat' with optical aids?

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Bad news for anglers

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Genius, genes and environment

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Power to the people: In praise of batteries

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Life-as-web theory can't be woven from fieldwork yarns

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Learning to use nature's GPS

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The universe is a quantum computer

So says Vlatko Vedral in Decoding Reality – and that's not metaphor, it's hard science, says quantum information expert Seth Lloyd

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The blessing and curse of choice

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A defuser's guide to the population explosion

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Feeling animals' pain

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Kees van Deemter: The importance of being vague

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