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Neuroscience can’t tell me who I am

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Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us
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Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us – Q&A
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Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us
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On earth as it is in heaven: The celestial vision of Samantha Harvey’s “Orbital”
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Tim Winton’s refusal to submit to despair
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Why ‘does not compute’ would be music to my ears
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Justine Toh
The algorithmic gods
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Simon Smart
Restoring ruined ecosystems: Wilding
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Gen Z intern at work (and half-wishing she wasn’t) 
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Should humans embrace the challenge of “playing God”?
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Danielle Terceiro
My animal neighbour
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Max Jeganathan
Bluey: no place like home
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Clare Potts
A death day
Icon for Thinking Out Loud Thinking Out Loud / Natasha Moore
The Real Housewives of Padan-aram
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In a world overwhelmed by the demands of work, “Bluey” reminds us of the ethical importance of play
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On scientism
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