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By Richard G. Bribiescas
How Telling Stories Makes Us Human
By Jeffrey Kluger
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By The Aspen Institute
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Your genes don't care who you share a bathroom with, but your politicians do
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For both males and females, spectators and players, love of sports is deep in the genes—but in the men it's deeper
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The former Red Sox pitcher's outspokenness has landed him in trouble in the past
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A species that vanished long ago offers insights into how evolution works today
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If you want a big brain, you'll need more than vegetables
By Jeffrey Kluger
March 9, 2016
How Lucy the Australopithecus Changed the Way We Understand Human Evolution
The important discovery—made on Nov. 24, 1974—gave scientists their "best clues yet" as to what mankind's ancestors looked like
By Lily Rothman
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With Adele's new album,
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When a new species related to humans is discovered, it's big news
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