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A map always chooses a side
From activist counter-maps to Google Maps, our maps distort, center, and rank the world long before claiming merely to describe it.
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Science Eclipse glasses: check ISO 12312-2, markings and at-home tests before August 12, without assuming a higher price means better protection.
Science
From activist counter-maps to Google Maps, our maps distort, center, and rank the world long before claiming merely to describe it.
Economique
Airbnb and short-term rentals: La Rochelle figures, data limitations, and a practical method for calculating your actual profitability.
Science
When everyone is watching, no one acts. The bystander effect, its real mechanisms, and the lessons of a badly told story.
Science
From dowsers to N-rays, two scientific errors shed light on our tendency to trust the confident answers of generative AI.
Science
Why can an ordinary smell carry you thirty years into the past within seconds? Science explains this strange and universal phenomenon.
Science
The Jevons paradox shows that energy efficiency tends to increase overall consumption rather than reduce it. A lesson from 1865 that is still...
Science
Every night, octopuses enter an active sleep phase in which their skin begins to flash. A 2023 study suggests that they may truly dream.
Science
In an increasingly noisy world, our brain pays an invisible price. What science reveals about the effects of chronic noise on our health.
Technologique
On August 2, 2026, the AI Act takes effect. Chatbots, deepfakes and AI in HR: what concretely changes for French businesses.
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