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The writer critiques political engineering, media capture, and rising inequalities while reflecting on science, art, and ...

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The Nobel-winning author, whose newest book is out this week, discusses work by a few of her favorite writers.

The Way of Water (2022), which ended with the deaths of Jake Sully and Neytiri’s son Neteyam. This second movie explores the ...

Explore India's strategic opportunities in nuclear power in earth orbit and on the moon amid evolving energy needs.

Isaac Asimov was once criticized by Brandon Sanderson. Read and learn what exactly Sanderson said about the highly acclaimed ...