March / April 2019 IssueThe Big StoryWith AI and DNA, Massive Attack are hacking a new kind of musicBy Stephen ArmstrongBusinessHow to fix your office chair and solve your back pain woesBy Chris Stokel-Walker and Katia MoskvitchThe Big StoryWhat's the purpose of humanity if machines can learn ingenuity?By Marcus du SautoyBusinessHow to manage your time like a proBy Charlie BurtonThe Big StoryMagic is helping to unlock the mysteries of the human brainBy David BakerCultureJust me and the software: how Robyn merges tech with musicBy Victoria TurkIdeasDespite Brexit, London will remain the VC capital of EuropeBy Matt CliffordBusinessBehold the epic scale of Royal Navy's new 65,000-tonne warshipBy Victoria TurkGearThese gym clothes are literally made out of human sweatBy Arnelle PatersonScienceThis massive lantern is actually a power plant in FinlandBy Gian M. VolpicelliGearThis robotic suit helps baby boomers boost their bocce gameBy Victoria TurkBusinessMeet the brain Macron tasked with turning France into an AI leaderBy Pauline BockBusinessHow Tim Berners-Lee's Inrupt project plans to fix the webBy K.G. OrphanidesBusinessIf everyone isn't yog-ing or hiking, you're doing meetings wrongBy Emma SheppardThe Big StoryThe dodgy, vulnerable fame of YouTube's child ASMR starsBy Amelia TaitCultureWhat Alita: Battle Angel learned from James Cameron's AvatarBy Stephen KellyThe Big StoryHow SoftBank ate the worldBy João MedeirosIdeas'Next Big Things' don't appear from nowhere. Just look at the iPhoneBy Greg Williams
