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From China to Death Valley, extreme weather blankets globe

Asia, Europe and much of the US are baking under extreme heat as global temperatures soared toward alarming highs and US leaders sought to reignite.

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Our free will may seem obvious, but philosophers and scientists challenge it

Our free will may seem obvious, but philosophers and scientists challenge it
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Saturday July 8th - Open Thread - The Last Refuge

Saturday July 8th - Open Thread - The Last Refuge
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Some performance metrics may actually hurt what they measure

The use of the Bell Curve in performance evaluation incentivises self-centric behaviour over joint alignment towards organisational purpose, pitting colleagues against each other. Mankind s most meaningful achievements result from collaborative effort, rather than a lone genius working single-handedly.

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For the first time, mathematicians have proved that planetary orbits in a solar system will always be unstable.

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