South Africa abolished apartheid more than thirty years ago, yet the divisions it engineered have proven far harder to remove than the laws that built them.
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Forgetting feels like fate, but the latest cognitive science suggests our memory is far more obedient to effort than we ever assumed.
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Long before thirst announces itself, a falling water balance quietly begins to reshape how the body works and how the mind performs.