The Conversation
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Sept. 9, 2019
While foreign election interference has dominated discussion of disinformation, most intentional ...
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Sept. 7, 2019
Despite having considerable evidence animals think, we are in the awkward position of being unab ...
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Sept. 6, 2019
The advent of social media has fundamentally challenged our expectations over how we control our ...
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Sept. 6, 2019
Science being science, we can never say with total confidence that there is no Loch Ness Monster.
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Sept. 5, 2019
Endorsement of curses may stem from the desire to make sense of the world, to ascribe meaning to ...
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Sept. 4, 2019
How did a mainstay of children’s birthday parties start to become an embodiment of pure evil?
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Sept. 3, 2019
Evolution doesn’t follow a preordained, straight path, yet in images from museum displays to edi ...
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Aug. 28, 2019
Whether used for personal revenge, to harass celebrities or to influence public opinion, deepfak ...
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Aug. 28, 2019
Maybe you’ve heard that blood is blue in our veins because when headed back to the lungs, it lac ...
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Aug. 28, 2019
The oft-repeated claim that the Amazon rainforest produces 20% of our planet’s oxygen is based o ...
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Aug. 22, 2019
The tiny Polish village of Miejsce Odrzanskie has become the unlikely source of international me ...
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Aug. 16, 2019
If a piece of information is repeated often enough, it will eventually be believed, even if ther ...
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Aug. 16, 2019
In a news cycle full of clownish characters and outrageous rhetoric, it’s no wonder satire isn’ ...
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