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Margaret Atwood's The Testaments' anti-science world is a grim warning
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Thirty four years after The Handmaid’s Tale and a hit TV show later, Margaret Atwood’s intriguing sequel, The Testaments, highlights the power of narrative
Trees demand equal status in a new Paris gallery show
12 July 2019
They do not move, think, or see, but they understand their plight: a new exhibition brings art, science and environmentalism together to speak for the trees.
Science could learn a lot from Mona Chalabi’s mischievous chart art
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Mona Chalabi's work is a compelling mix of illustration with a journalistic work ethic and a rigorous approach to statistics. The science and art worlds could do with more of this "TMI Queen"
Rage, tech and Miley Cyrus: What the new Black Mirror will bring
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The trailer for the new season of Netflix's Black Mirror suggests the show will continue to capture our collective disquiet about technology – this time with a stellar new cast including Miley Cyrus and Andrew Scott
