We need to find a way to talk about psychosis the way we talk about depression
There’s a huge gulf between the way people think about – and the way people treat – these conditions
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How big data is changing history
Technology is transforming how we see the past
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"As citizens, we need to make mass population surveillance as unacceptable as the use of landmines, or the use of CFCs."
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The demise of the website comment section has meant users vent their anger elsewhere, and it's not pretty
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The Investigatory Powers Bill is an illiberal mess - why won't Labour oppose it?
The proposed new law is a menace to privacy
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Cory Doctorow's manifesto for hope
Governments and technology exist to serve us, not the other way round
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Trump, Putin and the rise of the Macho International
Donald Trump is just the most visible manifestation of a self-pitying misogynistic ideology
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Investigatory Powers Bill: How did we get here?
Theresa May is making another bid to increase Britain's surveillance powers. In the first of a series of articles, James Ball looks at where the Investigatory Powers bill came from
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How a Moroccan immigrant died in a British detention centre
Negligence and indifference to the plight of immigrants culminated in a lonely death for one Moroccan man
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