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Black and white photo of a spiral pattern resembling a spiral staircase or vortex with concentric circular rings.

The nature of reality

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Uncertainty isn’t a human flaw, it’s a feature of the world

They bring contrasting perspectives, but a literary scholar and a physicist agree on the wisdom of embracing uncertainty

by Richard C Sha & Nathan Harshman

Photo of a man in a suit sitting in a dimly lit room with a shattered blue screen on a wooden wall behind him.

The nature of reality

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For neuroscience, magic opens a doorway to multiple realities

The transition in magic from possible to impossible can answer some of the key questions in philosophy and neuroscience

by Luis M Martínez & Jordi Camí

Black-and-white photo of two people in a small rowboat on a calm, open water body under a cloudy sky. The boat and its occupants are reflected clearly in the still water.

The nature of reality

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How to think about time

This philosopher’s introduction to the nature of time could radically alter how you see your past and imagine your future

by Graeme A Forbes

A dark room with a table, chair, bookshelves, and numerous faint, ghostly figures sketched on furniture, walls, and floor.

The nature of reality

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An animated figure’s world grows enigmatic when he begins to doubt reality

Directed by Jeong Dahee

Ink painting of misty mountains with pine trees and an orange sun in the sky; grey and subtle colours dominate the scene.

Spirituality and religion

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There has never been a time when this article didn’t exist

The root of time itself is in fertile nothingness: how ancient Chinese Daoism shatters our illusions about time and being

by David Chai

Photo of masked wrestlers in a ring, one in bright red and white, another in gold trousers, with a cheering crowd.

Sports and games

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What pro wrestling can teach us about the quest for truth

Pro wrestling, like philosophy, raises questions about appearance and reality: how can we ever know what’s really happening?

by Douglas Edwards