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The Canberra Bookshelf: Science and technology – scary or a reason for hope?

August 10, 2024

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The world of science can be a source of anxiety with its capacity for both evil and good. This month we touch on the applications of science in the military-political and crime spheres and in the natural world.

The Malacca Incident by debut Canberra author Jack Newman delves into the world of…

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