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			1 Posts published on this day Can robots help fund nicer and more attractive places to live? \| FutureworkNZ New Zealand poised to introduce clean car standards and incentives to cut emissions \| Planetary Ecology Telling good science from bad (a cautionary tale) \| BioBlog	2	3	4
5 Posts published on this day Authentic resistance or authentic distortion? \| Diplomatic Immunity	6	7 Posts published on this day The lying dashboard \| Physics Stop Almonds don't lactate, but that's no reason to start calling almond milk juice \| Guest Work	8 Posts published on this day Is tech change really accelerating? \| FutureworkNZ	9	10	11
12 Posts published on this day Technological change and the future of love \| FutureworkNZ Student evaluations of teaching effectiveness tell us nothing about teaching effectiveness \| Physics Stop	13	14 Posts published on this day It doesn’t pay to lose your job! \| FutureworkNZ The lying dashboard (part 2) \| Physics Stop	15 Posts published on this day Will we be less healthy because of climate change? \| Climate: Explained Aotearoa: Land of the long or short chronology \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	16 Posts published on this day Why plants don't simply grow faster with more carbon dioxide in air \| Climate: Explained When tech does things humans never could \| FutureworkNZ	17	18
19 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s environmental parable for a world crisis \| Guest Work	20 Posts published on this day When the power goes off \| Physics Stop I put myself through hell as an IPCC convening lead author, but it was worth it \| Guest Work Genomics, genetic persistence and the hihi \| Genomics Aotearoa	21 Posts published on this day Why is there a rip-roaring measles outbreak in NZ? \| Diplomatic Immunity Cheesecake Files: Machine learning heart attacks \| Kidney Punch Why we need to cut emissions as well as prepare for impacts \| Climate: Explained	22	23	24	25
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Technological change and the future of love - FutureworkNZ

Guest Author • Aug 12, 2019

Student evaluations of teaching effectiveness tell us nothing about teaching effectiveness - Physics Stop

Marcus Wilson • Aug 12, 2019

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August 2019
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			1 Posts published on this day Can robots help fund nicer and more attractive places to live? \| FutureworkNZ New Zealand poised to introduce clean car standards and incentives to cut emissions \| Planetary Ecology Telling good science from bad (a cautionary tale) \| BioBlog	2	3	4
5 Posts published on this day Authentic resistance or authentic distortion? \| Diplomatic Immunity	6	7 Posts published on this day The lying dashboard \| Physics Stop Almonds don't lactate, but that's no reason to start calling almond milk juice \| Guest Work	8 Posts published on this day Is tech change really accelerating? \| FutureworkNZ	9	10	11
12 Posts published on this day Technological change and the future of love \| FutureworkNZ Student evaluations of teaching effectiveness tell us nothing about teaching effectiveness \| Physics Stop	13	14 Posts published on this day It doesn’t pay to lose your job! \| FutureworkNZ The lying dashboard (part 2) \| Physics Stop	15 Posts published on this day Will we be less healthy because of climate change? \| Climate: Explained Aotearoa: Land of the long or short chronology \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	16 Posts published on this day Why plants don't simply grow faster with more carbon dioxide in air \| Climate: Explained When tech does things humans never could \| FutureworkNZ	17	18
19 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s environmental parable for a world crisis \| Guest Work	20 Posts published on this day When the power goes off \| Physics Stop I put myself through hell as an IPCC convening lead author, but it was worth it \| Guest Work Genomics, genetic persistence and the hihi \| Genomics Aotearoa	21 Posts published on this day Why is there a rip-roaring measles outbreak in NZ? \| Diplomatic Immunity Cheesecake Files: Machine learning heart attacks \| Kidney Punch Why we need to cut emissions as well as prepare for impacts \| Climate: Explained	22	23	24	25
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