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Friendship: Friends with many benefits

Life

Friendship: Friends with many benefits

No wonder friendship feels so good: for us humans, friends are not an optional extra – we evolved to rely on them. You might even say we're addicted

Features

Friendship: Friends in high-tech places

Life

Friendship: Friends in high-tech places

Features

Friendship: Do animals have friends, too?

Life

Friendship: Do animals have friends, too?

Features

How moral fundamentalism becomes a scientific sin

Life

How moral fundamentalism becomes a scientific sin

CultureLab

Friendship FAQ: The 'just friends' dilemma, and more

Life

Friendship FAQ: The 'just friends' dilemma, and more

Features

Mindscapes: The woman who gets lost in her own home

Health

Mindscapes: The woman who gets lost in her own home

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Has social living shrunk our brains?

Life

Has social living shrunk our brains?

CultureLab

Awake asleep: Insomniac brains that can't switch off

Health

Awake asleep: Insomniac brains that can't switch off

Features

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Health

Wake up – we need to know more about insomnia

Leader

Treat violence like a plague – then we can cure it

Life

Treat violence like a plague – then we can cure it

Two shocking street killings by children inspired Gary Slutkin to apply the tools of epidemiology to violence – and discover how to immunise against it

Opinion

Technology

My Duolingo learning app can reshape education

Careers

Technology

Kindergarten bots teach language to tots

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Health

Twisted brain lobes could make depression more likely

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Life

Sentient robots? Not possible if you do the maths

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