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Misinformation: The common thread between pandemics
Cristian Apetrei
28/08/2022
Since health officials confirmed the first COVID-19 cases, misinformation has spread just as quickly as the virus. Social media may ...
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Australians are tired of lies in political advertising
Lisa Hill
24/08/2022
Our voting choices are only authentic if our decisions are informed by truthful information. That condition is now increasingly elusive. ...
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New dangers in a familiar debt crisis
David James
22/08/2022
Debt crises are as old as civilisation itself. The reason is simple. Compound interest increases geometrically, whereas economic activity only ...
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Authentic mindfulness in the era of ‘wellness’
Nicholas Van Dam
20/08/2022
Meditation and mindfulness practices in Western nations are booming. One report estimates that 55 million Americans engaged in meditation in ...
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Uncertainty and the pull of magical beliefs
Emily Harris
17/08/2022
Magic has a seemingly universal allure. It’s interwoven in some of the most popular narratives for children and adults, from ...
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The conflict over privilege and disadvantage in leftist politics
Holly Lawford-Smith
15/08/2022
The latest in a series of intra-left conflicts turns on the decision to bar male athletes from competition in the ...
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