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- Scanning your brain can predict what will happen in the future (New Scientist)
- Taking photos won't take you out of the moment, study suggests (The New York Times)
- 3, 2, 1 … bake off! The mission to make bread in space (NPR)
- This snake is so deadly its venom hasn't had to change in 10 million years (Gizmodo)
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