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    Artificial Intelligence

    ChatGPT’s divide isn’t IQ, it’s how you use it

    ByGeoff Dyers July 3, 2025March 15, 2026

    Two people open ChatGPT. One asks it to map Earth’s mass extinctions and correlate them with CO2 and temperature. The…

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    Science and Health

    Africa holds humanity’s entire fossil story, stage by stage

    ByGeoff Dyers June 30, 2025March 15, 2026

    Somewhere in a wind-carved gully in Morocco, a 315,000-year-old face looks back at us. The bones from Jebel Irhoud, reanalyzed…

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    Science and Health

    How Allergies Happen, and Why They Appear or Vanish

    ByPriscilla Li June 30, 2025March 15, 2026

    You sneeze at spring, your kid swells up with peanut butter, your friend suddenly cannot take acetaminophen. The through line…

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    Society and Ethics

    Europe fines X, doubles down on tech rulebook

    ByJames McCallef June 24, 2025March 15, 2026

    The press room in Brussels has a particular quiet before the lights come up. On Friday, it was the sound…

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    Science and Health

    How Your Body Knows ‘98.6’ Without a Thermometer

    BySarah Fraser June 19, 2025March 15, 2026

    Your brain does not carry a NIST‑traceable thermometer. It does something stranger. From birth, without ever seeing a Celsius scale,…

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    Society and Ethics

    Inside the ‘700 Indians’ AI myth and what broke

    ByGeoff Dyers June 17, 2025March 15, 2026

    The joke wrote itself. “AI, Actually Indians.” Variations of that punchline ricocheted around the internet after a viral post claimed…

    Read More Inside the ‘700 Indians’ AI myth and what brokeContinue

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    Society and Ethics

    Who Wrote ‘Last Christmas’: George Michael’s Solo Craft

    ByPriscilla Li June 15, 2025March 15, 2026

    If you tried to make a Christmas hit in 2024, the first thing your label would give you is a…

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    Science and Health

    Why Cancer Is Hitting Australians Under 50 So Hard

    ByGeoff Dyers June 12, 2025March 15, 2026

    In waiting rooms across Australia, people in their 30s are telling a story doctors did not expect to hear for…

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    Science and Health

    Why Neanderthal Mothers Left No Mitochondrial Trace Today

    ByPriscilla Li June 10, 2025March 15, 2026

    Why Neanderthal Mothers Left No Mitochondrial Trace Today Sex bias, chance, and a quiet genetic coup Open an egg cell…

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