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    When in Dubai, do as the Emiratis do. This roughly translates to -  experience diversity, the sprawling cityscape and culinary magic! 
    While the city is celebrated for its futuristic expos and retail outlets, one must not forget that Dubai’s culinary scene is booming - not just with flavour, but unique dining experiences too. 
    Don’t believe us? Here are 6 eateries in Dubai that are worth adding to your bucket list! 
    At.mosphere - Dine On the 122nd FloorAt.mosphere is the world’s highest restaurant - nestled 442m above the ground! Set on the 122nd floor of Burj Khalifa, this ritzy diner offers breathtaking views of Dubai’s sparkling skyline and the Arabian gulf. 
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    The food lives up to the altitude of the place, thanks to its rich European cuisine - we’re talking world famous foie gras, oysters, lobsters, souffles and lots more.  
    At.mosphere, 122nd floor, Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai; +971 4 888 3828
    Ossiano - Dine UnderwaterTouted to be the most romantic underwater restaurant, Ossiano lives up to the hype with its sumptuous preparations and otherworldly decor! 
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    Believe us, there’s nothing like savouring sea food amidst the lush sea life. Ossiano presents 65,000 fish, including sharks, stingrays, snappers and lionfish - all in an immersive tank, gliding past you as you enjoy this larger-than-life, underwater dining experience. 
    Atlantis, The Palm on Palm Jumeirah; +971 4 426 2626
    Seva - Dine Amidst Nature & Well BeingIf you’re looking for a cosy nook to read and eat, or if you have a healthy-green lunch on your mind - ‘Seva’ is the place for you. It has a zen-like garden, cobbled pathways, a plant-based cafe, and log tables to build on the outdoorsy vibe! The place also has a WiFi free zone for people to keep their phones away and connect in real time. 
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    The food served at ‘Seva’ is free from dairy, gluten, sugar and artificial ingredients. It is here where good health and sumptuous delights meet - you’ve got to experience it to believe it! 
    Street 27B, Jumeirah 1, Jumeirah Beach Road, Dubai
    Hell’s Kitchen - Dine at Gordon Ramsay’s RestaurantMichelin-star chef Gordon Ramsay brings his best to this fiery restaurant at Caesars Palace, Dubai. It is the sister restaurant of the OG Hell’s Kitchen in Las Vegas, and draws inspiration from Gordon Ramsay’s reality TV show. 
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    The show’s red and blue competing themes are incorporated into the dynamic decor - giving us a theatrical dining experience. 
    We’d highly recommend Gordon Ramsay’s signature beef Wellington, hearty burgers and grills, and sticky toffee pudding! 
    Caesars Palace Dubai, Bluewaters Island
    Dinner In The Sky - Dine While Floating In The SkyWho said heights are just for adventure rides? Dubai uses its futuristic skyline and twinkling views to its advantage and offers a larger-than-life dining experience in the sky! 
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    Located in Skydive Dubai, diners relish the luxurious menu while being suspended from a crane, 50 meters high in the sky. 
    Skydive Dubai, Al Seyahi St, Dubai Marina, Dubai, +971 58 819 3296
    BBQ Donut - Dine In The Middle Of The SeaOut with the boring barbecues! When in Dubai, you can get into a bright orange, donut-shaped boat with a charcoal barbecue in the middle. Floating down the Dubai creek, you can soak in some sunshine, click pictures against the backdrop of Burj Khalifa and several skyscrapers on the Sheik Zayed Road.
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    These BBQ donuts serve a la carte menus, self-barbecued delights and drinks too. 
    BBQ Donut, The Boardwalk, Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, Deira; +971 4 295 6000
    Make sure you bookmark these larger-than-life eateries for your Dubai getaway. These unique culinary experiences will add that extra flavour to your luxurious getaway! 

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    Anyone with the slightest interest in astrophysics (or The Big Bang Theory) would have heard the name, Neil deGrasse Tyson. 
    The notorious astrophysicist is popular for his bold and cheeky remarks as well as his never-give-a-damn attitude. No wonder then that when he got down discussing God, science and capitalism, all in one breath, he got people talking.
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    Yup, we are talking about his infamous (and super fun) interview for Russell Brand’s Luminary Original podcast Under The Skin.
    Neil arrived for the podcast to promote his book Letters From An Astrophysicist but landed up dropping some major truth bombs on the show. From discussing the inevitable possibility of a God to the ongoing argument that it’s hard to apply the tools of science to realms that may be beyond sensory experiences, Neil candidly answered it all.
    At one point, Russell Brand couldn’t help but exclaim “come on, there must be God!”
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    During the interview Neil also addressed one of the biggest burning questions – how can science be objective as it exists within a capitalist consumer culture that has certain agendas and objectives? 
    Is science controlled by the rich and powerful?
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    Explaining the role of capitalism in science, he pointed out how research and funding are driven by geopolitical forces. It could mean economic, it could mean militaristic or hegemonistic. It, however, does not affect what science finds to be objectively true.
    “Scientists are human like anybody else and we have bias like anybody else.”
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    Neil deGrasse Tyson also discussed how science has systems and tools in place to ferret out any pre-existing bias. Anyone can pick your experiment, conduct and show their results. It helps call out bias and questions your credibility as a scientist.  
    Excited to get an insider’s take on everything science, Russell got Neil to dabble on how science has propelled human understanding and how we interface with the unknowable. He even went on to address the role of ancient spiritual texts.
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    Can’t get enough of Neil’s in-depth knowledge of the scientific universe?
    Head to Luminary to catch the full podcast of Neil deGrasse Tyson with Russell Brand for Under the Skin.
    You can also check out his other episodes with intriguing people from different walks of life. He interviews a Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger, talks about crypto and finance with Jordan Belfort and also addresses death and grief with expert David Kessler in one of the many episodes.
    What are you waiting for? Check out the Luminary podcasts here.

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