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2 days agoCurrent Event messi
Gallup: Americans' belief in God just plunged to an all-time low
Anew Gallup poll out today finds that the percentage of Americans who believe in God is at an all-time low. In 2017, 87% of Americans said they believed in God. That number has now dropped to an astonishing 81%, according to the group’s Values and Beliefs poll, which is all the more fascinating considering that the number hovered over 90% between 1944 and 2011, when there was no shortage of national crises.
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3 days agoExpression messi
6 bug-riddled messes that eventually became great games
Some of our favorite PC games started life in much worse shape than they exist in today.
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5 days agoCurrent Event messi
Jarlsberg cheese may help stave off osteoporosis, small study suggests
Eating Jarlsberg cheese may help to prevent bone thinning and stave off osteoporosis, research suggests. Jarlsberg is a mild cheese made from cow’s milk, with regular holes that mean it is classified as a Swiss-type cheese, although it originates from Norway. It is rich in vitamin K2, which has previously been found to improve bone health.
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5 days agoCurrent Event messi
Black Holes Finally Proven Mathematically Stable
In 1963, the mathematician Roy Kerr found a solution to Einstein’s equations that precisely described the space-time outside what we now call a rotating black hole. (The term wouldn’t be coined for a few more years.) In the nearly six decades since his achievement, researchers have tried to show that these so-called Kerr black holes are stable.
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7 days agoCurrent Event messi
Robot cooks are rapidly making their way into restaurant kitchens
Restaurants are looking to robotics to help solve staffing problems as well as alleviate repetitive tasks. It's becoming easier as the tech is now cheaper.
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9 days agoCurrent Event messi
Psychology research has shown that negative moods can actually be quite useful
As psychiatry, which uses medical and biological methods to treat mental disorders, has largely overtaken psychotherapy, which relies on non-biological approaches such as conversation and counselling, psychotherapists have sought alternative challenges. One common approach is to focus on enhancing the happiness of mentally healthy people, rather than relieving the mental pain and trauma of those who are suffering.
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10 days agoLevel Up messi
Level 46
messi is now level 46 with 16,236,175 XP.
View Unlocks- Tribe Creation The maximum amount of tribes you can create has been raised by 5 to a total of 31.
- Tribe Membership The maximum amount of tribes you can join has been raised by 20 to a total of 245.
- Snapzine The maximum amount of snapzine editions you can create has been raised by 2 to a total of 28.
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10 days agoExpression messi
Smart Glasses Allow Deaf People to See Real-Time Conversation Captions
Technology that can help.
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11 days agoCurrent Event messi
Fired Google Engineer Blake Lemoine on his future, LaMDA and AI advocacy
The AI ethics researcher who exposed Google’s potentially sentient AI is looking for the next step in his ethical AI advocacy journey.
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12 days agoCurrent Event messi
Teen triumphs over Matt Gaetz by raising $500k for abortion funds: "I win"
Olivia Julianna, a 19-year-old political strategist for Gen-Z for Change, launched a fundraiser after being body-shamed by the Florida congressman on Twitter.
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12 days agoReview messi
Google Pixel Buds Pro review: the sweet sound of redemption
Noise cancellation, no more dropouts, and multipoint
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13 days agoCurrent Event messi
James Lovelock, creator of Gaia hypothesis, dies on 103rd birthday
The scientist was best known for his theory that the Earth is a self-regulating community of organisms
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2 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
Scientists Reveal Which Brain Regions Regulate Movement
Movement is much more complicated than you might think. Any one activity, whether it's opening your mouth to speak or running a marathon, involves complicated interactions in our brains. This complexity means that there’s still much about movement that scientists struggle to understand.
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2 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
Pope travels to Canada on 'pilgrimage of penance' for indigenous abuse
Pope Francis is scheduled to land in Canada on Sunday on what he has called a "pilgrimage of penance" to apologize for the abuse indigenous children endured at hands of largely Catholic-run residential schools.
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2 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
Lake Mead Keeps Dropping
Continuing a 22-year downward trend, water levels in Lake Mead stand at their lowest since April 1937, when the reservoir was still being filled for the first time. As of July 18, 2022, Lake Mead was filled to just 27 percent of capacity.
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2 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
Tesla dumped 75% of its Bitcoin holdings
Elon Musk apparently isn’t trying to hodl Tesla’s bitcoin during a crypto winter. During the company’s Q2 earnings report, the electric car company revealed it has sold 75% of its Bitcoin
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2 weeks agoAnalysis messi
Microparticles could be used to deliver “self-boosting” vaccines
MIT engineers developed microparticles made of a biocompatible polymer that can deliver a payload at different time points and could be used to create “self-boosting” vaccines.
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3 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
Netflix’s latest anti-password sharing test lets users "buy" additional homes
Netflix is trying to make users pay if they share passwords
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3 weeks agoExpression messi
RSS is on fire again, and it's all down to SlackOps
RSS is the API they couldn't kill. It's back stronger than ever as an underpinning of SlackOps in many organizations.
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3 weeks agoExpression messi
Now is the best time to see Pluto, our beloved dwarf planet
Track down a telescope and pray for dark skies, as a chance to see Pluto is coming up, says Abigail Beall
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3 weeks agoAnalysis messi
Microplastics found in 80% of meat and milk products, with experts branding findings 'unsurprising' as animal feed contains plastic - Vegan ...
Microplastics have been found in some 80 per cent of meat and milk samples tested by scientists in a pilot study.
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3 weeks agoCurrent Event messi
New research suggests adverse childhood experiences accelerate the biological processes of aging
Individuals exposed to adverse childhood experiences tend to be biologically older than their counterparts, according to new research published in the scientific journal Psychoneuroendocrinology.