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‘No Meat, No Coronavirus’ Makes No Sense

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Can an AI Fact-Checker Solve India’s Fake News Problem?

Assam: 73-Year-Old Doctor Lynched at Tea Estate, 21 Arrested

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Debate: To Stop Superstition, We Need Viable Ethical Perspectives, Not More Science

Yash Pal (left) and Pushpa Mittra Bhargava. Credit: PTI and YouTube

This Is No Way to Remember P.M. Bhargava and Yash Pal

It is truly tragic that it takes an entire limb to be cut off, nerves to start regrowing and sensations of pain to return before the brain realises what it has done to the fingers. Credit: Patricio_/pixabay

The Cognitive Neuroscience of a Lynching