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Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

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Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

Is art more likely than old-school engineering to create the lifelike quality we will need in a world we share with machines? A robot show has surprising answers

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We all love Marie Kondo. So why is tidying up so hard?

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We all love Marie Kondo. So why is tidying up so hard?

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Your gut feelings really do shape what you think

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Taking ginger pills can make disgusting ideas more palatable

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Winning at work: How to manage your boss… and get that pay rise

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Winning at work: How to take the perfect stress-busting break

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phone user

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Winning at work: How to stay focused and avoid distractions

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Burden of Genius review: The story of the first liver transplants

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Burden of Genius review: The story of the first liver transplants

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An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language

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An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language

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Rich people give more to charity when you make them feel powerful

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Vaguer goals may help you stick to your new exercise routine

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Vaguer goals may help you stick to your new exercise routine

If you’re thinking of taking up a new pursuit, vague, open goals may be better to help you do it than setting hard targets, we find on the seventh of our 12 Days of Culture

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Dream on: My year pursuing the third state of being

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Cheers! Saying thanks is good for you and those around you

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Three Identical Strangers review: a good film about bad science

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Don't miss: delusions, a prototype construction robot and a VR game

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