Ten things we learned from Anthony Albanese’s speech at the Labor party campaign launch
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Ten things we learned from Anthony Albanese’s speech at the Labor party campaign launch
Revealed: Big tech’s new datacentres will take water from the world’s driest areas
‘Fruit of the devil’: Hainan’s betel nut sellers suffer from stuttering economy
Porsche reports steep fall in orders from Europe and China
Couple who ran Swedish eco-resort say 158 barrels of human waste left behind was ‘very normal’
A lot of talent is wasted in a world where more than half of laureates come from households in the richest 5%
We like scientific breakthroughs. Humanity ultimately relies on them. So it matters if we’re missing out on discoveries.
But compelling evidence that we are indeed missing out comes from a new study of the childhood background (measured on the basis of their father’s occupation) of some very successful scientists: Nobel laureates.
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