Hana Kiros

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People overlook power of subtraction, says engineer

May 6, 2021Lifestyle

We systematically add, even when subtraction is the real answer to our problems.

The value of paper money

How money became ‘the most powerful metaphor’ in the world

April 23, 2021Economics

Teenager logs into social media app on phone

Your digital footprint can come back to haunt you, says media historian

April 16, 2021Identity

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US could stand to dial down democracy, says economist

April 9, 2021US politics

Pointing at brain scans

Nature vs nurture debate is ‘totally dead in science,’ says neuroscientist

March 26, 2021Science

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Capitalism is ruining the world, and can save it, says economist

March 19, 2021Climate Change

Social and environmental concerns are now being embraced by corporate America. Here’s why.

Embryos in a dish

Walter Isaacson on how gene editing will change lives

March 12, 2021Science

CRISPR has enabled us to manipulate the code of life. Where might it take us next?

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Email’s death grip is strangling us, says computer scientist

March 5, 2021Science & Technology

Are we doing our work, or just talking about it?

The US Constitution's first page

Americans are prone to reading Constitution as scripture, says legal scholar

February 18, 2021US politics

Regarding the Constitution as divine amounts to “constitutional fundamentalism,” according to one law professor.