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We thought the Incas couldn’t write. These knots change everythingnewscientist.com
Electric cars won't shrink emissions enough - we must cut travel toonewscientist.com
Universal income study finds money for nothing won't make us work lessnewscientist.com
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So far 2019 has set 35 records for heat and 2 for coldnewscientist.com
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Oldest ever piece of string was made by Neanderthals 50,000 years agonewscientist.com
Tree stumps that should be dead can be kept alive by nearby treesnewscientist.com
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Australia plans random drug tests for people receiving welfarenewscientist.com
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dat Uncanny Valley and Father Facebooknewscientist.com
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Grass-fed beef is bad for the planet and causes climate changenewscientist.com
The real roots of early city states may rip up the textbooksnewscientist.com
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The real roots of early city states may rip up the textbooksnewscientist.com
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The real roots of early city states may rip up the textbooks (xpost r/anarchism)newscientist.com
End of days: Is Western civilisation on the brink of collapse?newscientist.com
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World’s oldest painting of animals discovered in an Indonesian cavenewscientist.com
It turns out planes are even worse for the climate than we thoughtnewscientist.com
Weird caterpillar uses its old heads to make an elaborate hatnewscientist.com
How everyone decided trees will save the planet – and why they won’tnewscientist.com
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Unprecedented Arctic megafires are releasing a huge amount of CO2newscientist.com
Hundreds of puffins are starving to death because of climate changenewscientist.com
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Authoritarians are less willing to make sacrifices for the environmentnewscientist.com
Livestock are responsible for 14.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, with the majority from beef and milk production because cattle emit so much methanenewscientist.com
Gigantic, mysterious radiation leak traced to facility in Russianewscientist.com
Weird worm is earliest known animal to evolve away body partsnewscientist.com
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Make your own meat with open-source cells – no animals necessarynewscientist.com
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Animal that doesn't need oxygen to survive discoverednewscientist.com
One in 16 US women were forced into having sex for the first timenewscientist.com
Coronavirus: Are there two strains and is one more deadly?newscientist.com
Why the hunt for alien life is under way far beneath Earth's surfacenewscientist.com
People in Japan are wearing exoskeletons to keep working as they agenewscientist.com
Submitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Tech
When humans are wiped from Earth, the chicken bones will remainnewscientist.com
‘There is no DNA test to prove you’re Native American’newscientist.com
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The seabed is sinking under the weight of water from melting ice capsnewscientist.com
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Earliest roasted root vegetables found in 170,000-year-old cave dirtnewscientist.com
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How to Argue with a Racist smashes race myths that plague societynewscientist.com
Universal basic income seems to improve employment and well-beingnewscientist.com
Moons can have moons and they are called moonmoonsnewscientist.com
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Universal basic income seems to improve employment and well-beingnewscientist.com
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When asked whether basic income could help people dealing with situations such as the economic
We thought the Incas couldn’t write. These knots change everythingnewscientist.com
Submitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in History
Nearly blind mole rats use their eyes to detect magnetic fieldsnewscientist.com
Gait recognition articles
Submitted by 6c_6f_76_65 in FacialRecognition
Older article that may give some progression https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21528835-600-cameras-know-you-by-your-walk/ In the UK https://www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/ai-footstep-recognition-system-could-be-used-for-airport-security/ In China https://www.apnews.com/bf75dd1c26c947b7826d270a16e2658a I will see if I can find any scholarly articles
Majrelende wrote (edited )
Reply to Why not allow all kinds of communes? by AeroFalcon
www.newscientist.com/article/dn22071-inequality-why-egalitarian-societies-died-out/ This article explains how hierarchy may have spread historically— it suggests as well that hierarchical “communes” would need to somehow spread to compensate for the draining of resources by the wealthy/powerful by expanding