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. Nature emerges not just as a backdrop, but as a character on stage with us, and one who can be remarkably human. ISSUE to Illusions Long before David Blaine, there was the mimicry of the tiger moth—it avoids bats by emitting an ultrasonic signature similar to that of a noxious species. Long before that,

viruses, stolen by bacteria, or mutated by cosmic rays. Join us as we pull back the curtain on nature's information wars. ISSUE os Fame Why is "Honey Boo-Boo" a megastar? Fame can seem an empty category. But it also shows up everywhere. Daniel Dennett has described consciousness as the happy spoils of a

. Nature emerges not just as a backdrop, but as a character on stage with us, and one who can be remarkably human. ISSUE to Illusions Long before David Blaine, there was the mimicry of the tiger moth—it avoids bats by emitting an ultrasonic signature similar to that of a noxious species. Long before that,

viruses, stolen by bacteria, or mutated by cosmic rays. Join us as we pull back the curtain on nature's information wars. ISSUE os Fame Why is "Honey Boo-Boo" a megastar? Fame can seem an empty category. But it also shows up everywhere. Daniel Dennett has described consciousness as the happy spoils of a