I've got your missing links right here (19 May 2012)

Top picksManta rays depend on forests. Carl Zimmer on top form. The evidence for precognition was staring us in the face all along. Hilarious satire of psychology’s problems. How a professor who fooled Wikipedia got caught by Reddit - implications for ”truth” online. Great story by Yoni Applebaum. Not allowed to have a small heart: great long read from Greg Downey on Tourette SyndromeLiving photography. This is as cool as it sounds Committee assesses ethics of trial, in which kids would get an anthrax vaccine unlikely to ever be necessary. But Project "Dark Zephyr"?? Are you kidding me? With a straight face? What about Project "Shadow Mistral". Or "Hot Air" My BBC column "Will we ever....?" now has guest stars. First up: John Pavlus on the Turing test. Helen Pearson talks to The Open Notebook about her seriously good profile of protein-resurrector Joe Thornton Doctors 'rewire' hands of paralysed man. ...