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As the Taliban swept through Afghanistan in mid-August, declaring the end of two decades of…
How to navigate covid news without spiraling
By early August, dreams of hot vax summer had faded as the delta variant drove…
People are hiring out their faces to become deepfake-style marketing clones
Like many students, Liri has had several part-time jobs. A 23-year-old in Israel, she does…
Can you spot the fake receptor? The coronavirus can’t either.
As covid-19 continues to evolve in the US, researchers are now developing the next generation…
In the data decade, data can be both an advantage and a burden
In 2016, Dell Technologies commissioned our first Digital Transformation Index (DT Index) study to assess…
Hackers are trying to topple Belarus’s dictator, with help from the inside
Since becoming president of Belarus in 1994, Alexander Lukashenko has built Europe’s most repressive police…
A piece of our mind
October / November 1976 From “Pharmacology and the Brain”: Since ancient times, drugs have been…
The world’s largest collection of malformed brains
These cross-sections of a human brain were used for teaching. The collection had been neglected…
Understanding the mind
Inside the three-pound lumps of mostly fat and water inside our heads we can, in…
Is everything in the world a little bit conscious?
Panpsychism is the belief that consciousness is found throughout the universe—not only in people and…