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Los Angeles Is Gone In our excerpt from Kim Stanley Robinson's new novel about climate change, "The Ministry for the Future," the author drowns L.A. "A whole river network was being revealed or half-revealed by currents in the streets," he writes. https://t.co/HoHYqRtIRn #redmars https://t.co/yGEHxIALZy

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From initiations to holiday traditions to extravagant ceremonies, rituals help crystallize who we are. Go behind the scenes with Dimitris @Xygalatas, the author of the 2022 book Ritual: How Seemingly Senseless Acts Make Life Worth Living:  https://t.co/JG6N12Zget

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@bsgallagher has one question for @slyubomirsky, a psychologist studying the sources and benefits of happiness. She is the author of 'The How of Happiness: A New Approach to Getting the Life You Want.' Click for the interview and more from Nautilus. https://t.co/24wUNF6YHX

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Pictures/words altering notions of free will and regret. Click to read the comic by Uta Frith, Chris Frith, Alex Frith, and illustrator Daniel Locke from their new graphic novel, 'Two Heads: A Graphic Exploration of How Our Brains Work with Other Brains.' https://t.co/CABJlYxov2

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Science writer Maria Konnikova wrote a book, "The Biggest Bluff," about her journey to poker fame in the face of uncertainty. https://t.co/uuZ6TXdA5A @mkonnikova @WSOP @Erik_Seidel #withscience #nautilusmag #math #psychology #TheBiggestBluff #poker #LasVegas #luck #science https://t.co/bJ86ljIYgY

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Today, @bsgallagher has one question for @Jillian_Scudder, an astrophysicist at Oberlin College and author of "The Milky Way Smells of Rum & Raspberries: …And Other Amazing Cosmic Facts." Click for this and more from Nautilus. https://t.co/dschmC3ZGW

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Jordan Shapiro (@jordosh), author of Father Figure: How to Be a Feminist Dad, responds to readers who have called him a “wuss” and worse. Shapiro treats us to a trip through history, explaining how and why slurs arose and persist. https://t.co/Vw1V4LMnAZ

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.@KristenFrench spoke with Jasmine Brown, a UPenn medical student, Rhodes Scholar, and author of "Twice as Hard: The Stories of Black Women Who Fought to Become Physicians from the Civil War to the 21st Century." Click for this and more from Nautilus. https://t.co/xXGB8T5ZdY

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@danfalk reconsiders how a definitive nonbeliever in Carl Sagan left such an enduring, science-spirituality melding legacy through his novel-turned-film, 'Contact.' Click for the article and more from Nautilus. https://t.co/2c80j1napA

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@bsgallagher has one question for Jonathan Balcombe @Jonathanpb1959, a biologist who studies animal behavior and the author of popular science books on the inner lives of animals. Click for this and more from Nautilus. https://t.co/iQFPEyfnqp https://t.co/B1zcMxL0HM