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The writers at the New Scientist magazine work hard to turn hard science into language for the lay reader...… https://t.co/fAgsSfIe2l
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Rachel is currently generating $$ for a new album via pre-orders. Patronise the arts here: https://t.co/cekMYvoxHs
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RT @BryanDruzin: I've been in many typhoons, but this one in Hong Kong is pretty bad. This footage is circulating in Hong Kong rig… https://t.co/NlbawXsuNg
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RT @amy_ayres1235: Highly recommending @AnneKnock and the #culturelearningdesigntours. Tour was an experience of a lifetime.… https://t.co/vDXl15uUCv
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RT @filippie509: No, there are no self-driving cars. There are prototypes limited to geofenced areas that need to be monitored at al… https://t.co/MOF47U12bv
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RT @Bodhipaksa: A lot of people are finding this article on living with chronic anxiety useful. https://t.co/wB4e9Yl4Vm
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RT @amicusworkspace: Join us at #CULTURE18 on 15 May to hear about the real ways you can impact your company culture and it's future des… https://t.co/OECsqUEjCr
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So great! Congratulations! https://t.co/KEks90vrQq
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hmmm but space can shape culture, and culture can shape space #worktech
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I’m particularly intrigued by how workplace design shapes an information ecosystem. It can be touchy if privacy is… https://t.co/o5ROQPhhUz
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