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What 17th-century philosopher Thomas Hobbes would say about American democracy today

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All human cultures are interconnected. We are one big genetic family, says anthropologist

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Exiled composer's music performed nearly a century after fleeing Nazis

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Why writer John McWhorter argues wokeness is harmful to Black people

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Philosopher Charles Taylor offers routes back to an enchanted existence

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Wilkie Collins: A true detective of the human mind

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Listen | The Greatest Numbers of All Time

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Nine: A number of uncanny connections

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The case for five to be 'the greatest number of all time'

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From Bloody Mary to witchcraft, three is the magic number

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Join IDEAS for our annual New Year's Levee

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The story of zero: How 'nothing' changed the world

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To escape 2024, read these poems. By the fireplace… or electric heater

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'Jazz is just a reflection of life': The musical genius of Jerry Granelli

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Are you on Santa's nice list? It depends on his moral framework

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Apocalypse for Christmas: Thomas Merton and the Inn

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The Fifth Estate: What the next 50 years of investigative Journalism might look like

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After surviving 14 years in brutal prisons, Syrian poet says 'it's time to write about life'

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Manuscript used to eradicate Andean thought is now key to revitalizing it

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The 2024 Killam Prize honours Canada's university researchers (Part 2)

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