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Biology How a Rubber Hand Can Help Fight Racial Bias
I am a light-skinned woman, I grew up in the Southern United States, and I harbor negative stereotypes about dark-skinned people. I dislike this about myself. I would like to pretend that…
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Culture What Makes Mysterious Orbs Shine Over a West Texan Desert?
It was a warm summer night when my friends and I drove out to the middle of the west Texas desert and turned off the road at a big sign proclaiming, “Marfa’s Mystery Lights Viewing…
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Biology The Salamander That Has Photosynthesis Happening Inside It
Amidst life’s profligate swapping and sharing and collaborating, one union stands out: the symbiosis of spotted salamanders and the algae living inside them.Their uniqueness is no small…
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Culture Osmos, a Physics Game Where It’s Survival of the Fattest
In an era when fashion demands thinness, the video game Osmos, in which the goal is attaining ever greater levels of corpulence, stands as a rare exception. You start the game as a tiny,…
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