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4 hours ago
Comment drunkenninjaSad news. It was one of the good ones out there.
Posted in: R.I.P. Imzy
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17 hours ago
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In ‘Enormous Success,’ Scientists Tie 52 Genes to Human Intelligence
The genes account for just a tiny fraction of the variation in test scores, experts say. Many are yet to be found, and environmental factors are also greatly important.
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1 day ago
If anything, those arguments work against him.
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3 days ago
Well said, and exactly why these supervised drug injection sites are so damn important.
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3 days ago
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Bummer. This is one of my all time faves.
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3 days ago
I think it mixed in a bit of mustardly as well.
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5 days ago
Definitely popcorn worthy.
Posted in: Impeachment of the president, explained
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5 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
I have a feeling that voat will be taking the brunt of their "exodus" if there is one :)
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5 days ago
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This 600-Pound Preserved Blue Whale Heart Will Last 1,000 Years
It's the first preserved blue whale heart in the world. What weighs 600 pounds, has travelled internationally, and recently spent over four months in a vacuum chamber? A real, actual blue whale heart, the first one in the entire world to be preserved, now on display at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto.
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5 days ago
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Why these researchers think dinosaurs were minutes away from surviving extinction
The team is making its case after drilling into the asteroid crater that coincides with the animals' disappearance.
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5 days ago
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Mike Pence has suddenly vanished from public view
Mike Pence has tiptoed gingerly through the chaos engulfing the White House — surfacing occasionally to offer loyalty to Donald Trump, while trying to avoid the spreading whiff of scandal. One commentator, CNN's editor-at-large Chris Cillizza, characterised the Vice President as having been...
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6 days ago
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Tesla factory workers reveal pain, injury and stress: 'Everything feels like the future but us'
Exclusive: CEO Elon Musk defends workplace, saying ‘[we are not] just greedy capitalists who skimp on safety’ – and declares his $50bn company overvalued. When Tesla bought a decommissioned car factory in Fremont, California, Elon Musk transformed the old-fashioned, unionized plant into a much-vaunted “factory of the future”, where giant robots named after X-Men shape and fold sheets of metal inside a gleaming white mecca of advanced manufacturing.
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6 days ago
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A Bioengineered 'Pancreas' Has Ended One Diabetic's Need For Insulin
Even the most exciting breakthrough medical treatment can be rendered obsolete by a particularly insurmountable obstacle: time.
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6 days ago
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Robert Mueller Will Serve as Special Prosecutor on Russia
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6 days ago
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The Trump news you missed: he asked Comey to jail journalists
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6 days ago
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Democrats are readying an all-out war to stop the FCC from killing net neutrality rules
Rep. Frank Pallone is like many Democrats in the U.S. Congress: He’s itching for a fight over net neutrality. To the New Jersey congressman, the Obama administration “did its job” when it acted in 2015 to stop internet providers from meddling with the way that consumers use the web. The telecom industry didn’t like the rules, of course, but Pallone saw them as the only way to prevent AT&T, Charter, Comcast* and Verizon from blocking or slowing down online content.
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6 days ago
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Kevin McCarthy’s explosive “joke” points toward a darker questions: How long have leading Republicans known about Donald Trump’s Russia problem?
As happens almost every day, Wednesday featured a late-breaking bombshell Trump story. This one was the welcome news that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had done his job and appointed a special counsel to take over the Russia investigation. He made a good choice by picking Robert Mueller, the former U.S. attorney and FBI director for 12 years under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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6 days ago
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Scientists are on the verge of being able to create 'limitless supplies' of blood
Scientists believe they are “tantalisingly close” to being able to make a “limitless supply” of blood to treat people with blood disorders and immune condition and help give transfusions. For nearly 20 years, researchers have been trying to find a way to turn stem cells – which can create any kind of cell – into blood artificially.
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7 days ago
When the initial "boring company" announcement hit a while back when there really wasn't much info on what the company was, etc. The first thing that popped into my head was that it was some sort of clever cover.
Posted in: The Boring Company - Why Tunnels? (FAQ)
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7 days ago
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The Boring Company - Why Tunnels? (FAQ)
To solve the problem of soul-destroying traffic, roads must go 3D, which means either flying cars or tunnels. Unlike flying cars, tunnels are weatherproof, out of sight and won't fall on your head. A large network of road tunnels many levels deep would fix congestion in any city, no matter how large it grew (just keep adding levels). The key to making this work is increasing tunneling speed and dropping costs by a factor of 10 or more – this is the goal of The Boring Company.
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7 days ago
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Researchers Are Using Stem Cell Tech to End Neurological Disorders
Researchers have constructed a laboratory model for a unique neurological disorder by transforming patients' own cells using stem cell technology.
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7 days ago
Agreed. She needs to lay low for a while.
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7 days ago
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UH Researchers Report New, More Efficient Catalyst for Water Splitting
University of Houston physicists have discovered a catalyst that can split water into hydrogen and oxygen, composed of easily available, low-cost materials and operating far more efficiently than previous catalysts. That would solve one of the primary hurdles remaining in using water to produce hydrogen, one of the most promising sources of clean energy.
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8 days ago
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Boy, 11, hacks cyber-security audience to give lesson on 'weaponisation' of toys
An 11-year-old “cyber ninja” has stunned an audience of security experts by hacking into their Bluetooth devices to manipulate a robotic teddy bear, showing in the process how interconnected smart toys “can be weaponised”. Reuben Paul, who is in sixth grade at school in Austin, Texas, and his teddy bear Bob wowed hundreds at a cyber-security conference in the Netherlands.
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8 days ago
I think he's referring to the list of foods... And most likey the source as well!
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