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I recently took part in a mind-bending experiment to hallucinate without drugs. It led to some pretty profound insights and a journey into our inner consciousness bbc.com/future/article…
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William Park
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William Park
@williamhpark
I rarely check this website, but when I do I am the Editor at BBC Storyworks Programme Partnerships + science writer specialising in relationship psychology
London Katılım Ağustos 2010
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Flirting with strangers in virtual reality seems to "inoculate" partnered people from the possibility of cheating – and could even make them appreciate their partner more bbc.com/future/article…
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living well together as people in a more than human world through personal,societal, political intentions in action. great discussion with @Ana_C_Santi @williamhpark #goodlife #sustainablefashion @sustfash @D_Lab_Studios keeping 1.5 alive! bbc.com/future/article… via @BBC_Future
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What happened when I conducted an audit of my wardrobe for @BBC_Future and shared the findings with @dilyswilliams? A sobering exercise @williamhpark @Martha_Rosamund #sustainablefashion #ClimateChange #circularfashion bbc.com/future/article…
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There are some questions you don't know you need to know the answer to until you hear them, and then you *really* need to know.
Like what would happen if all animals were the same size?
by the talented @amycharles & @williamhpark for @BBC_Future
bbc.com/future/article…
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Delighted to finally see one of the stranger questions I tried to answer last year come to life. And equally delighted those giant insects were not real.
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With the help of @ppirak's animation wizardry, and @DrTimCockerill and @RealKateLyons's expertise, a spooky marionette of me ventures into a world of giants to explain why animals are the size they are. bbc.com/future/article…
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Very pleased to have contributed to this article, along with the brilliant Laura Vickers, and pleased for the mentions of @Zoe_M_Harris & the @TAEDATech project. So nice to have a chance to look at the big questions!
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Today on BBC Future, I ask @natalia_falagan, @Horler_VF and Laura Vickers what would happen if we grew all our food indoors. In theory, there isn't much stopping us growing vertical apple orchards in inner cities – and there are benefits to trying bbc.com/future/article…
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Today on BBC Future, I ask @natalia_falagan, @Horler_VF and Laura Vickers what would happen if we grew all our food indoors. In theory, there isn't much stopping us growing vertical apple orchards in inner cities – and there are benefits to trying bbc.com/future/article…
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Nice contribution from @cranfielduni 's Natalia Falagán to this piece by @BBC_Future @williamhpark
How far can vertical farming go?
bbc.com/future/article…
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The war in Ukraine has dramatically reduced African wheat imports. Egypt was the largest importer of Ukrainian wheat before the Russian invasion. Now smallholders will have to make up the deficit during unprecedented drought bbc.com/future/bespoke…
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Great ‘No time to waste’ webinar organised by @PSL_Cranfield and @BBSRC.
Cooperation is essential to guarantee global #foodsecurity, through #foodloss reduction and safe food for all.
Thanks @Toby_Peters_, @CaVaessenVe, @natalia_falagan and Prof. Terry for sharing your thoughts!
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The life-changing effects of hallucinations. A terrific, in-depth @BBCFuture piece by @williamhpark featuring @Drea_m_achine and #ThePerceptionCensus - which we'd love you to take part in 🤓 bbc.com/future/article…
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I'm really pleased with how this piece has turned out, in no small part thanks to these brilliant illustrations from @emmanuellafont
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The device is called the Dreamachine – by flashing lights on closed eyes visions appear. Nobody knows exactly how it works, says @anilkseth, but it is one of the oldest findings in neuroscience
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I recently took part in a mind-bending experiment to hallucinate without drugs. It led to some pretty profound insights and a journey into our inner consciousness bbc.com/future/article…
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I spoke to Amanda Vanstone from ABC about immortal species and unusual life strategies. You can listen to the interview here: abc.net.au/radionational/…
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Much of what happens to us in later life, death included, might not be pleasant – but there isn't a particularly strong force for evolution to help protect us from it either bbc.com/future/article…
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There is also the tempting idea that some species become more successful with age – referred to as "negative senescence" – but the evidence for this is sketchy, says @AlexeiMaklakov
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Then there's the immortal jellyfish, which is able to revert from its adult life stage to its early polyp stage if it is hurt, diseased or stressed
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