Is Maths Real? review: Getting comfortable not knowing the answers
28 June 2023
Eugenia Cheng's latest book about mathematics asks deceptively simple questions that hint at the deep mysteries beneath
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Speaking at least one other language may make us more humane
3 April 2019
Forget UN peace-keepers. A new book reckons a deep knowledge of another language could help us all connect emotionally and break down divisive nationalism
Sarah-Jayne Blakemore wins 2018 Royal Society Book Prize
2 October 2018
Sarah-Jayne Blakemore walked away with the honours at the 2018 Royal Society Insight Investment Book Prize - and the calibre of the runners-up made it a hard year to call
Your mind is not an iceberg – there's nothing under the surface
11 April 2018
We make up our minds one thought at a time, according to a new book. But challenging the entrenched idea that our thoughts run “deep” will take strong, new arguments
It’s up to us if powerful AI embodies our virtues or our vices
30 December 2017
Compassionate, caring, conflicted, bigoted, self-absorbed, narcissistic, downright evil: as pervasive and powerful AI arrives, it will reflect who we are
Your Brain Is a Time Machine: Why we need to talk about time
31 May 2017
From space-time to the way minds keep time, getting to grips with the temporal is complex but rewarding, shows a new book
