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When Your Father Is a Magician, What Do You Believe?
A childhood spent under the spell of sleight-of-hand taught me skepticism, curiosity, and the habit of looking beneath appearances
When Nature Burst Into Vivid Color
Which came first: colorful signals or the color vision needed to see them?
Our Dark, Unvaccinated Future
Diseases that cause suffocation, paralysis, and childhood death are poised to come surging back
These Early Humans Walked 8 Miles for the Perfect Rock
The quest for better tools is more ancient than we thought
Here’s Why Binge-Watching Is Good for You
Rabidly consuming TV shows, movies, or books could make us more imaginative and able to cope with stress
How to Measure the Universe
What units can unexpectedly reveal about fundamental puzzles in physics
Wild Jaguars Caught in the Act
The first clip of a black jaguar mating in the wild could inform conservation efforts
The Two-Body Problem for Women in Science
Can bends in spacetime accommodate a career in physics and a family?
Putting Humans First Is Not Natural
Christine Webb on her 3 greatest revelations while writing The Arrogant Ape











