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where do clouds come from and why do they have different shapes?

  • Written by: Robert Lawry, Hydrologist, Australian Bureau of Meteorology
where do clouds come from and why do they have different shapes?Sometimes air goes up past the condensation level then falls back below the condensation level, then up, then below, again and again. This creates clouds that are stripy, often with lines between the clouds. Robert Lawry/Author provided, Author provided

This is an article from Curious Kids, a series for children. The Conversation is asking kids to...

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The paradox of choice. Why made-to-order might not solve the fashion industry's problems

  • Written by: Jessica Pallant, Lecturer in Marketing, Swinburne University of Technology
The paradox of choice. Why made-to-order might not solve the fashion industry's problemsIt's tempting to design your own shoes, but it takes time.Shutterstock

How could you go from winning awards for “Store Design of The Year” and “Best Shoe Ever” to selling nothing?

In 2009 the Australian startup Shoes of Prey set out to make exactly the shoes its customers wanted. Customers could pick the designs, sizes and...

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In defence of conspiracy theories (and why the term is a misnomer)

  • Written by: David Coady, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Tasmania
In defence of conspiracy theories (and why the term is a misnomer)Jeremy Renner as US journalist Gary Webb in the 2014 film Kill The Messenger. The film is an account of Webb's role in uncovering CIA links to cocaine importation to the US. Sierra / Affinity,Bluegrass Films,The Combine

Before 2012, if you had voiced suspicions that the Australian government had been anything but open and honourable in dealing...

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Yes, AI may take some jobs – but it could also mean more men doing care work

  • Written by: Katharine McKinnon, Tracy Banivanua Mar Senior Research Fellow, La Trobe University
Yes, AI may take some jobs – but it could also mean more men doing care workCare work isn't confined to the home, or care professions such as nursing or childcare, it also happens in professional life – and it's mostly done by women. Shutterstock

It’s now generally accepted that as artificial intelligence (AI) advances into fields of work that were formerly considered skilled labour, a huge number of manual...

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