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This short documentary asks what it means to be Sámi today, following decades-long state-mandated assimilation attempts- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
In the story of eugenics, disabled people are often depicted as passive victims. But for some it seemed an opportunity- by Coreen McGuire & Alex AylwardRead on Aeon 
The art expert is the fulcrum of all value and significance in the museum and auction world. Does AI threaten them?- by Noah CharneyRead on Aeon 
A mind-bending trip into the cosmos aboard a speculative (yet theoretically possible) spacecraft near the speed of light- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
How did law firms and other professional workplaces become places of such crushing and soulless work?- by Dylan GottliebRead on Aeon 
From poetry to politics, this radio show asked listeners to speak their minds. Decades later, their words still resonate- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Our culture valorises the big, coherent self: reading Robert Musil helps me embrace the beauty of my no-self existence- by Mette Leonard HøegRead on Aeon 
Why it’s difficult and perhaps even morally perilous to rule out the possibility of AI consciousness- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Easy access to desperately needed drugs has made India the global accelerant of our antimicrobial resistance crisis- by Assa Doron & Alex BroomRead on Aeon 
Humanitarian journalism is a moral calling to document human suffering. But in practice, it’s an ethically murky undertaking- by Cathy OttenRead on Aeon 
Plant roots don’t have a nervous system, yet can produce sophisticated responses. What does that say about intelligence?- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
Frank Lloyd Wright exalted the individual and made ordinary life beautiful. But his life was marked by scandal and grief- by Andrew DemingRead on Aeon 
The rise and fall of the Medici’s ingeniously engineered ‘Garden of Wonders’: the Pratolino ‘proto-theme park’ in Tuscany- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon 
A centuries-old network of secret codes and shadowy brokers continues to outpace financial systems controlled by the state- by Miles KellermanRead on Aeon 
When Princeton University asked two directors to produce a marketing video, it became a work of art – and a time capsule- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon