AMA | May 2024
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274 | Gizem Gumuskaya on Building Robots from Human Cells
Modern biology is advancing by leaps and bounds, not only in understanding how organisms work, but in learning how to
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273 | Stefanos Geroulanos on the Invention of Prehistory
Humanity itself might be the hardest thing for scientists to study fairly and accurately. Not only do we come to
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272 | Leslie Valiant on Learning and Educability in Computers and People
Science is enabled by the fact that the natural world exhibits predictability and regularity, at least to some extent. Scientists
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AMA | April 2024
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271 | Claudia de Rham on Modifying General Relativity
Einstein’s theory of general relativity has been our best understanding of gravity for over a century, withstanding a variety of
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270 | Solo: The Coming Transition in How Humanity Lives
Technology is changing the world, in good and bad ways. Artificial intelligence, internet connectivity, biological engineering, and climate change are
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269 | Sahar Heydari Fard on Complexity, Justice, and Social Dynamics
When it comes to social change, two questions immediately present themselves: What kind of change do we want to see
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AMA | March 2024
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268 | Matt Strassler on Relativity, Fields, and the Language of Reality
In the 1860s, James Clerk Maxwell argued that light was a wave of electric and magnetic fields. But it took
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