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We’re Not The Most Successful Human Species

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By David Stock
| New Scientist Verified
Homo sapiens have been around for about 300,000 years. Often, our big brains and intelligence are credited with making us the most successful species to have ever walked on Earth, but that isn’t entirely true. There was another species of human that survived on this very same planet for nearly 2 million years, which was the grandparent of so many other human species, including us. They explored new continents. They mastered tools. They may have controlled fire.
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Antarctica's 'doomsday glacier' collapse may be worse than we thought

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By David Stock
| New Scientist Verified
Antarctica is melting and one of its largest glaciers is collapsing from underneath. This is Thwaites glacier, sometimes called the doomsday glacier – and for good reason. If it destabilises, it could trigger a wider collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, raising sea levels by up to 5 metres.
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The autism pioneer who says the spectrum isn't working

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By David Stock, Thomas Lewton
| New Scientist Verified
Autism pioneer Uta Frith wants to dismantle the spectrum. After a career spent grappling with the condition’s neural underpinnings, she is unwavering in her controversial call to scrap our current view of it and start again.
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