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Guide dogs are trained for "intelligent disobedience," meaning they can ignore a routine if it keeps their person safe. A blocked sidewalk was just another problem to solve.
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The Terminator saga utilizes Sarah Connor's story to reflect on artificial intelligence risks, prompting vital consideration regarding technological safety and its potential future impacts on human society.
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Tiny predator, zero chill. Cats can jump five times their height and react far faster than we can, so that wiggling foot never stood a chance.
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Bred for centuries to plow fields and haul carriages, these gentle giants are nearly twice the weight of a regular riding horse.
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Renewables made nearly 30% of the world's electricity in 2023. Cats made a lot of heat and parked themselves on the warm laptop.
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Smooth frosting, sharp piping, no stray crumbs. Here is how pros decorate a cake with patience, an offset spatula, and the right piping tips.
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After nine hundred sixty attempts over five years, Cha Sa-soon secured her driver's license at age sixty-nine, receiving a new car in recognition of her remarkable perseverance. Source: ABC, Top Gear and Yahoo Autos.
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Right before totality, the ground ripples with moving bands of light and dark. Blame Earth's turbulent atmosphere bending light from a razor-thin sliver of Sun.
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Fission, fusion and about 12,000 warheads worldwide, with roughly 90% held by the US and Russia. Here is why nuclear weapons need plain-language explanations for everyone.
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Those glowing bug zappers on the patio mostly fry harmless moths and beetles. Turns out CO2, heat and body odor beat UV light for attracting mosquitoes.
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Polar bears have to push, bite, claw, and roll a giant ice block to reach the food frozen inside, and that's exactly the point.
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How do divers rotate toward the board without hitting it? The reverse dive demands height, blind spatial awareness, and a hands-first entry with barely a splash.
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A million dollars sounds tempting until the worst case is irreversible. Loss aversion explains why our brains turn down bets with a deadly downside.
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Located one hundred twenty meters high in China, this unique cliffside convenience store supplies mountain climbers, earning fame as the world's most inconvenient retail establishment. Sources: Hunan Department of Culture and Tourism
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How does a seal nap in the open sea? Blubber keeps it buoyant, and the current just carries it right through the frame
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Footage shows a Russian missile tearing across the sky right over a journalist on assignment. Cruise missiles fly just tens of meters off the ground to dodge radar, which is why war reporting is so da
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Brain stimulation using flickering light and sound at forty hertz promoted amyloid clearance in mice, providing promising experimental insights that still require human clinical validation. DOI: 10.1038/s41586-024-07132-6
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Although zinc is essential for male reproductive health, scientific evidence shows that dietary supplementation does not guarantee increased fertility or significantly improve overall live birth success rates. PMCID: PMC6010824 DOI: 10.1001/jama.2019.18714
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Daniel Jackson's effort to establish the Free Republic of Verdis evolved from a teenager's vision into a disputed micronation project, building an international community of dedicated followers. Source: National website of Verdis. The Guardian
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If the sea does this, get out of the water🌊 #waves #ocean #science
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