Humans
‘Palaeo-porn’: we’ve got it all wrong
The idea that curvaceous figurines are prehistoric pornography is an excuse to legitimise modern behaviour as having ancient roots, says archaeologist April Nowell
Opinion
Humans
Homo virtuous: The evolution of good and evil
Features
Humans
Will we ever understand how our brains work?
Culture
Health
Local calls only for anaesthetised brain
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Humans
Oliver Sacks: I want to de-stigmatise hallucinations
Opinion
Humans
Does your biology influence your vote?
Features
Humans
Brain circuits run their own clocks
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Health
Brain stimulation gives tics to those without Tourette’s
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Humans
Mind transfer: human brains in different materials
Opinion
Humans
Thinking up a world ruled by neuroscience
See more: An illustrated version of this article will be published within the next two weeks on our CultureLab books and arts blog
Culture
Humans
Mental imagery gives language meaning
Culture
Health
Scented sleep can wash your fears away
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Humans
Death: Why we should be grateful for it
Features
Humans
Death: Don’t fear the reaper
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