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This hand-painted stop motion animation recalls the textures of a family home demolished to make way for a widened road- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Is mathematical beauty real? Or is it just a subjective, human ‘wow’ that is becoming redundant in an AI age?- by Rita AhmadiRead on Aeon 
Neat ethical principles have nothing to say to doctors like me, faced with the brutal, bloody compromises of hospital life- by Ronald W DworkinRead on Aeon 
A family swim, share meals and tell stories by a creek in Central Australia in a joyous celebration of much-needed rain- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Doris Lessing’s Golden Notebook remains shocking, necessary and imperfect – a dazzling experiment in living as a woman- by Catherine TaylorRead on Aeon 
Play with the physics of perception at Frank Oppenheimer’s Exploratorium in this captivating, Oscar-nominated short from 1974- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Whole regions of the world are now uninsurable, bringing radical uncertainty to the economy. How do we fix the problem?- by Gavin EvansRead on Aeon 
Why Ilya Repin’s masterpiece of Ivan the Terrible, first banned in 1885, remains one of Russia’s most controversial paintings- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
A prominent architect of decolonial theory, his diagnosis of European colonial ills is both penetrating and flawed- by Federico PerelmuterRead on Aeon 
Virtually everything you think you know about psychopathy has been thoroughly debunked. Why does this zombie idea live on?- by Rasmus Rosenberg LarsenRead on Aeon 
In pursuit of defeating death, Alan has dedicated his life to cryonics. He hopes to be defrosted together with his wife- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
The Indian thinker Rammohun Roy believed that good governance must be close: distance made the British Empire cruel- by Shomik DasguptaRead on Aeon 
The meticulous preparation and fleeting ecstasy of elite high-diving captured in all its breathtaking shapes and sounds- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
From art to religion to sex, instrumentalisation has drained away intrinsic value. But life is about more than material benefits- by Julian BagginiRead on Aeon 
We may know Pompeii for its destruction, but this intricate 3D rendering brings to life what a bustling city it once was- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon