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The self: You think you live in the present?

Humans

The self: You think you live in the present?

Our brains create our own version of reality to help us make sense of things. But this means we're living outside time, says Jan Westerhoff

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Night-vision rat becomes first animal with sixth sense

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Brain-scanning headset monitors your mental workload

Technology

Brain-scanning headset monitors your mental workload

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Dead shark spray keeps Jaws away

Dead shark spray keeps Jaws away

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Culling urban foxes just doesn't work

Earth

Culling urban foxes just doesn't work

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The self: Why are you like you are?

Life

The self: Why are you like you are?

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The self: The one and only you

Life

The self: The one and only you

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Life

Rusty rocks reveal ancient origin of photosynthesis

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Environment

World of life's jewelled beauty in new museum shrine

Regulars

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Life

Tongue-tingling interface lets you taste data

Tongueduino's electrodes send signals from sensors to the tongue, allowing taste buds to "read" information such as the orientation of Earth's magnetic field

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Earth

Horsemeat scandal should make us rethink how we eat

Opinion

Earth

DNA tests can prevent the next horsemeat scandal

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Life

Plants listen more closely to kin than strangers

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Humans

Mind maths: The sum of consciousness

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