AI saves time, so why does it make us feel guilty?
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'Double the damage': Warming climate reduces milk quality and quantity
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Scientists Just Discovered the Oldest Known Victims of the Plague
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Drivers of academic misconduct by professors and research students revealed
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Out-of-equilibrium cesium atoms reveal fractional Fermi seas, exposing new critical quantum phase
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Scientists discover an earthquake gate as California faults reach their highest stress levels in 1,000 years
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From prejudice to harm—current policies targeting trans people follow a clear pattern of escalation
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How to train your magnet: Excitons as a new knob for magnetic control
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Mystery of 17th century shipwreck holding 400 gold coins finally solved after 30 years
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Shell too snug? Hermit crabs have a fix
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Quote of the day by the father of modern psychology, Wilhelm Wundt: "We speak of virtue, honour, reason; but our thought does not…"
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Video: The economic pressures that are driving Californians to leave home
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What if there is no one to farm? Scientists reveal a hidden risk to future food security
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Hidden electric space waves are quietly cleaning Earth's 'killer' electrons
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Hunter-gatherers in Siberia died of a plague outbreak 5,500 years ago
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Real-time microscopy reveals how semiconductor nanowires grow, and how bismuth seeds can speed their formation
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Perfectly preserved pterosaur wing rewrites the fossil rulebook
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World's highest-consuming 10% cause up to $5.7 trillion a year in environmental damage, study finds
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How do flocking birds and schools of fish move? New research offers crystal-clear answer
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Long-dismissed moss gene suppresses twins and triplets, reshaping ideas of plant evolution
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Early-career scientists build national infrastructure to bridge science and policy
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Orangutans eat medicinal plants in patterns that suggest self-medication
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Q&A: Do high-pressure environments encourage moral disengagement?
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Study yields new insights on what makes conversation engaging
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Pigeons' eyes are almost perfectly still when they're flying, study finds
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Famous 'Pink Planet' harbors a salty surprise
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Millions in path of 'extreme' life-threatening floods as Arthur slams EIGHT states after making landfall
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Arizona reservoir nearly vanishes after snowpack collapse triggers massive fish kill
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Screens dominate the dinner table, with 77.6% of parents using devices
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What do aliens EAT? Scientist reveals the foods extraterrestrials would go for on Earth - and why E.T.'s favourite Reese's Pieces are off the cards
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Beyond bread and beer, alluring yeast species could yield new mosquito traps to combat malaria
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The truth about brain rot, according to science
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Ripple-like rings of the 'Bullseye galaxy' could be explained by dark matter
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Ancient DNA reveals plague was already killing humans 5,500 years ago
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Groundwater flow could help unlock ocean carbon storage solution
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Building better evidence for Australia's ocean future
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Meet ‘Lucy’s hunter’: Scientists discover a 15-foot crocodile that lived alongside early humans in Ethiopia
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Texas wine grapes launch to space for research mission
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California's home insurance crisis is spreading beyond wildfire country
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Revealed: The popular UK pet foods that contain the most microplastics - so, is your dog or cat at risk?
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Could cosmic memory explain dark matter, dark energy, and black holes?
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How Richard Feynman's lunch order became a 50-year-old mathematical mystery that scientists have finally solved
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Gen Z are scared of ringing the DOORBELL: One in three youngsters now text or call when they arrive at someone's door because they think it's less awkward
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The 'Heaven Sword' of Taiwan: How scientists found East Asia's tallest known tree hidden in ancient forests
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The smiling salamander that can regrow its brain, heart and limbs; scientists think its secrets could help transform human medicine
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Nearly 370,000 antidepressant bottles recalled
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Extreme weather is Britain's new normal: Experts say 28°C is no longer considered hot in the UK - as Brits brace for yet another heatwave
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Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla: “If your hate could be turned into electricity, it would…”
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AI-driven optical tweezers sort hundreds of particles per hour without humans
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How sea-ice microbes survive the Southern Ocean's harsh winter has implications for climate change
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The Sperm-Maxxing Bros Are Actually Onto Something
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Scientists discover plastic-eating bacteria that can break down PVC, one of the world's hardest plastics to recycle
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India learns to live with hotter summers
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Bird flu kills 13,000 seal pups on remote Australian island
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Meteor vs Meteorite explained: The crucial difference between a shooting star and a space rock
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Tropical Cyclone Arthur weakens to a low pressure area along the upper Texas coast
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Before humans learned to make fire, they may have carried it: Study reveals 1.7 million-year-old evidence
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These bees have nowhere to hide from extreme heat
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San Andreas Fault stress reaches highest level in 1,000 years: What scientists discovered beneath California
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A bonanza for fans of the natural world: the digital library sharing 64m pages of scientific knowledge with everyone
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Researchers found 8 common food additives linked to high blood pressure and heart disease
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The audacious plan to refreeze the Arctic – podcast
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Tourism firms face complex path to sustainability
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Study analyzes buyers' assumptions about carpal chips in Thoroughbred yearlings
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New study maps the peanut genome in its entirety
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The best math lesson for children might be happening at your kitchen table, shows study
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Renowned scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson tells US government to 'Show the alien!' after latest UFO disclosure
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Green view index scores predict urban microbial diversity
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Like humans, great apes think differently from each other
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Flexible cryogenic cables for dilution refrigerators could pave path to practical quantum computers
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