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Black activism has been shaped by tech and data for 100 years

An exhibition and new book trace the battle, fought via infographics and social media platforms, to make black communities in the US visible through technology

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Environment

Aquarela documentary reveals water's raw power in terrifying detail

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Life

Here's how we can learn from other animals to create a better Earth

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Space

A Scheme of Heaven reveals what scientists can learn from astrology

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Wallace & Gromit's creators make new animation to try to save the seas

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Wallace & Gromit's creators make new animation to try to save the seas

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William Gibson's Agency drops time-travel paradoxes for big questions

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Life

The odd history of the mulberry tree's ties to silk, music and money

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Humans

UK’s Vagina Museum busts myths with surgery tales and glitter tampons

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Read an English translation of new Cixin Liu short story 2018-04-01

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Read an English translation of new Cixin Liu short story 2018-04-01

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Death Stranding makes me rethink the morality of the gig economy

Playing Death Stranding, a new game set in a post-apocalypse US, helps me understand how it feels to be a gig worker dependent on good user ratings, says Jacob Aron in his latest column

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Technology

The Artist in the Machine opens our eyes to AI's amazing creativity

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Humans

How HBO's Silicon Valley excuses the tech industry's moral failings

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Seasonal gift ideas for lovers of terrific science reads and top films

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Technology

Human Nature film review: Telling the CRISPR story with wit and verve

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