I don't often urge people to dash out and buy a magazine, but just looking over the November issue of
1. Fascinating article on how quantum entanglement may play a role on a large scale as well as a micro scale (hence the pic on the cover of entangled black holes). See also interesting new book by Musser on the same topic, taking a snark of Einstein's as a title, "
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Scientific American's Table of Contents, I'd like to suggest if you have any interest in a scientific perspective, that you get a hold of a copy or take a look in the library. A really stellar collection of articles this month.1. Fascinating article on how quantum entanglement may play a role on a large scale as well as a micro scale (hence the pic on the cover of entangled black holes). See also interesting new book by Musser on the same topic, taking a snark of Einstein's as a title, "
Spooky Action at a Distance."2.
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The Fusion Underground,"
about physicists working on new ideas for fusion energy, which someday somehow will be the energy of our civilization (it's what powers stars, after all).3.
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Things We Know to be True (but keep forgetting)."
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Get Clean or Die Trying"
about medically controversial use of illegal and potentially dangerous anti-addiction drug ibogaine.5.
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Language in a New Key,"
critiquing Noam Chomsky's innate language facility theory. 
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