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Science versus ownership: The true value of fossils
Last year, a Stegosaurus nicknamed ‘Apex’ sold at auction for US$40.5 million. A juvenile Ceratosaurus fetched US$30.5 million just last month. Supporters of ...
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Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle
In his powerful book The Burnout Society, South Korean philosopher Byung-Chul Han argues that in modern society, individuals have an ...
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The dangers of exponential growth
António Guterres understands something that most world leaders do not. He knows that exponential growth is unrelenting and immensely destructive. ...
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The fast lane to a renewable energy future
An academic living in cold Canberra retired his gas heaters a few years ago and installed electric heat pumps for ...
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When AI audits the scholarly record, what will happen to public trust in science?
Self-correction is fundamental to science. One of its most important forms is peer review, when anonymous experts scrutinise research before it ...
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Tackling antisemitism can’t be at the expense of a free and open society
At the heart of the Special Envoy’s Plan to Combat Antisemitism recently released by Jillian Segal, Australia’s Special Envoy to ...
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