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Why does music get stuck in our heads?
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Global Architecture History
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Linguist David Adger on the Facebook chatbots experiment, the history of getting the AI to understand and speak human languages and what’s the difference between humans and computers in using language
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Geneticist Maxim Frank-Kamenetskii on replacing DNA with other molecules, peptide nucleic acid, and new types of life
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Oncologist Justin Stebbing on different types of treatment for cancer, gene sequencing and what does it mean to cure cancer
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Physicist David Southwood on the origin of Saturn’s rings, the length of the day on Saturn and why the magnetic field of Saturn is so strange
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Standard Model
Physicist Jonathan Butterworth on history of the Standard Model, its core principles and the role of the Higgs boson
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