Our information diet is shaped by a tiny sliver of humanity whose job, identity, or obsession is to post constantly

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What does a universal basic income really achieve? Find the results of the first long-term German study here.

Claims of £24bn from a UK wealth tax ignore delays, capital flight (£200–£500bn) risks to growth and employment. Data, country evidence & better reforms.

David Lammy joins ministers from 27 other countries in issuing call for immediate end to Gaza war

ESCOP is a dynamic scientific society that provides a venue within which current research in cognitive psychology and neighboring disciplines can be presented, discussed and encouraged.

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Why does the online world seem so toxic compared with normal life? Our research shows that a small number of divisive accounts could be responsible – and offers a way out

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Thousands of young people are being exploited by criminal gangs to launder money, according to the Children's Society.

Scientists join indigenous Pacific sailors to investigate traditional navigation skills in the open ocean

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