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The emerging field of synthetic morphology bends boundaries between natural and artificial life Read More Scientific American Content: Global
Fake claims that Social Security is broken and that climate action isn’t urgent all come from flawed free-market ideology Read More Scientific American Content: Global
Vicious attacks on women often accompany economic upheavals Read More Scientific American Content: Global
