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301.

China is flooding Taiwan with disinformation

3 years ago

213 points

302.

Going to university does not broaden the mind

8 years ago

212 points

303.

New technology has enabled cyber-crime on an industrial scale

5 years ago

212 points

304.

After many false starts, hydrogen power might now bear fruit

6 years ago

211 points

305.

Do viruses trigger Alzheimer's?

a year ago

211 points

306.

Switzerland embraces digital currencies and crypto-entrepreneurs

8 years ago

209 points

307.

Unix's founding fathers [2004]

15 years ago

209 points

308.

Toll roads are spreading in America

6 months ago

208 points

309.

The strange case of Britain’s demise

4 years ago

208 points

310.

Can “effective altruism” maximise the bang for each charitable buck?

8 years ago

208 points

311.

As Electric Motors Impove, More Things Are Being Electrified

9 years ago

208 points

312.

Prostitution and the internet

12 years ago

208 points

313.

All around the world, labour is losing out to capital

13 years ago

207 points

314.

Heatwaves kill more Americans than hurricanes, tornadoes and floods

4 years ago

207 points

315.

Where have all the laid-off tech workers gone?

3 years ago

206 points

316.

Global warming: The state of the climate in 2016

10 years ago

206 points

317.

The importance of handwriting is now better understood

3 years ago

205 points

318.

Plants can detect sound

3 years ago

205 points

319.

Internet firms’ legal immunity is under threat

9 years ago

204 points

320.

A theory that “elite overproduction” leads to political instability (2020)

5 years ago

203 points

321.

Gig workers are organising in tech-savvy ways

6 years ago

203 points

322.

A new biography of John von Neumann

5 years ago

203 points

323.

How objectivity in journalism became a matter of opinion

6 years ago

202 points

324.

2025 was the third hottest year on record

5 months ago

202 points

325.

Open-source intelligence challenges state monopolies on information

5 years ago

202 points

326.

Economists who defend disaster profiteers are wrong

6 years ago

201 points

327.

As crime dries up, Japan’s police hunt for things to do (2017)

7 years ago

201 points

328.

Anal oxygen administration may save lives

5 years ago

201 points

329.

A study of lights at night suggests dictators lie about economic growth

4 years ago

200 points

330.

A 3°C world has no safe place

5 years ago

199 points