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We got an AI to debate itself, so what did it say?

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Oxford Union is a crucible of great debaters such as William Gladstone, Robin Day, Benazir Bhutto, Denis Healey and Tariq Ali – now we can add an AI to that too, write Dr Alex Connock and Andrew Stephen
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Why reindeer are perfect to pull Santa’s sleigh

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They might not be able to fly, but there are many other good evolutionary reasons Santa chose reindeer to pull his sleigh, writes Louise Gentle
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Rocket scientists and brain surgeons are no brighter than general population, study finds

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Rocket scientists had higher scores for mental manipulation while neurosurgeons fared better at rare word definition
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Predicting future tsunamis using historical records alone may lead to miscalculations, warn scientists

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Past instances of tsunamis may be improperly recorded in history due to circumstances such as social unrest, say scientists
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Scientists decode why asthma symptoms get worse at night

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Precise mechanism behind asthma worsening during sleep remains unknown
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We should ban all new oil and gas fields

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We cannot safely set fire to all the fuel we’ve already found, so why burn more, asks David Waltham
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‘I can’t go to the bathroom without a coffee’: Is it true that coffee makes you poo?

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You may find that after a cup of coffee in the morning, you suddenly need the toilet. Alice Callahan is here to explain why this is and how it can help you
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Trove of new dinosaur fossils in Italy helps rewrite prehistory of the Mediterranean region

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These skeletons represent the biggest and most complete dinosaur fossils ever found in Italy
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Air and water pollution linked to changes in human sex ratio at birth, study finds

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Researchers do not find a cause-effect relationship between sex ratio at birth and pollutants
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Fossil footprints in Tanzania shed light on the first instances when early humans began walking upright

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Scientists previously thought some of the footprints were made by a young bear walking upright
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