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Why sloths sometimes fall from grabbing themselves
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Why sloths sometimes fall from grabbing themselves

These creatures move so remarkably slow and possess such terrible vision that they sometimes grab their own limbs while climbing. This tragic miscalculation…

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Why standing desks can trade back pain for foot pain
Health

Why standing desks can trade back pain for foot pain

After panicking that sitting all day was ruining our spines, office workers rushed to buy elevated tables. Naturally, standing completely still on hard floors…

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Humans smear greasy lotions to avoid sun radiation
Health

Humans smear greasy lotions to avoid sun radiation

We live on a rock orbiting a massive nuclear fireball that actively tries to boil our outer layer every single afternoon. To combat this unrelenting cosmic…

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Superhero deaths can be a sales strategy
Culture & entertainment

Superhero deaths can be a sales strategy

The tragic sacrifice of a beloved caped crusader is never permanent, it is just a cheap financial stunt. Whenever a publisher needs a massive spike in…

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History

Rudolf Nureyev singlehandedly shattered Soviet cultural prestige when he dramatically evaded his KGB handlers at Le Bourget airport in Paris, seeking immediate asylum and…

During the Cold War, ballet was actually considered serious geopolitical ammunition, and the Soviet Union truly believed their classical dancers proved the…

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Culture & entertainment

Bob Dylan completely revolutionized digital music marketing when his interactive video for Like a Rolling Stone allowed viewers to seamlessly flip through sixteen simulated…

Leave it to a folk rock legend to completely break the internet before half of us even had a decent broadband connection. Dylan’s team engineered a music…

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Octopuses bypass slow evolutionary constraints by aggressively editing their messenger RNA on the fly, allowing them to rapidly alter their neural proteins to survive freezing…

Most animals adapt to changing environments over millions of years by slowly mutating their DNA. Octopuses, however, lack that kind of patience. When the…

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Games

Obsidian Entertainment programmers practically broke their own scripting engine in Fallout New Vegas by guaranteeing players could maliciously assassinate absolutely every single…

Most RPGs use "essential characters"—invincible NPCs that just get knocked unconscious because the writers are too terrified of you breaking their precious…

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Health

British medical facilities deliberately unleash thousands of hungry green bottle fly maggots onto necrotic diabetic foot ulcers because these sterilized insects secrete…

Welcome to modern medicine, where we've successfully looped right back to medieval insect therapy to save limbs. When pathogenic bacteria infect a chronic…

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Health

Italian grandmother Letizia Marsili and her entire family possess a highly coveted genetic mutation deactivating the Nav1.7 sodium channel, rendering them completely immune to…

While the rest of us are popping ibuprofen for a paper cut, an entire Italian family is walking around completely immune to broken bones. Precision pain…

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Culture & entertainment

Game of Thrones title sequence designers at Elastic built a fully functioning internal clockwork universe mechanism that organically updated the map terrain every week depending…

You would think a simple map zooming in and out would suffice for a fantasy intro, but the designers at Elastic took it to a completely unhinged level of…

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Travel

Kurokawa Onsen preserves the nostalgic charm of traditional Japanese bathing culture by offering a wooden pass that lets visitors wander the forested streets in cotton robes to…

Wandering a freezing mountain town in nothing but a bathrobe is highly encouraged here, provided there is a scalding volcanic tub waiting at your destination.…

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Culture & entertainment

YouTube editor Robert Ryang completely redefined internet remix culture by re-editing Stanley Kubrick horror masterpiece The Shining into an uplifting family comedy trailer…

One cleverly edited video in the mid-2000s definitively proved that context is absolutely everything. Robert Ryang took a terrifying film about a man…

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Science

Oxford scientists introduce deliberate chemical impurities into perovskite solar cell crystal lattices to strategically trap wandering electrons, paradoxically healing structural…

Silicon solar panels are getting a serious reality check from artificial crystals. Perovskite materials have a brilliant lattice structure for absorbing…

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Games

Bethesda accidentally ensured the permanent immortality of Skyrim by freely distributing the Creation Kit framework, empowering deranged internet programmers to completely…

Modding used to be a dark art involving hex editors and a high probability of bricking your hard drive. But when developers realized that the community was…

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Travel

Camino de Santiago stretches across northern Spain as a grueling historical pilgrimage route where modern hikers completely blister their feet walking hundreds of kilometers to…

Voluntarily walking five hundred miles is supposed to be a romantic song lyric, not a brutal vacation itinerary. Yet every year, thousands of people strap on…

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Culture & entertainment

Minority Report director Steven Spielberg actually hired an entire team of MIT researchers to build a scientifically accurate gesture-based interface system that Tom Cruise…

Imagine paying a small fortune to futuristic scientists just to invent fancy hand-waving for a movie. That is exactly what happened when Spielberg realized…

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Travel

Serengeti hosts the greatest wildlife spectacle on the planet as millions of wildebeest and zebras thunder across the treacherous African plains completely ignoring borders to…

The world’s deadliest obstacle course doesn’t involve mud pits and ropes; it involves over two million herbivores desperately dodging giant, hungry reptiles.…

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Health

Wall Street executives suffering from severe corporate burnout exhibit a completely flattened daily cortisol awakening response, permanently altering their adrenal glands so…

Congratulations to the corporate hustle bros: you’ve officially stressed yourselves into a physiological state mimicking warzone trauma. Occupational burnout…

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History

Emperor Babur aggressively terraformed the dusty plains of Agra into the geometrically flawless Ram Bagh pleasure gardens, using sophisticated Persian water hydraulics to…

When Emperor Babur arrived in India, he was absolutely appalled by the blistering heat and the dust, basically leaving a one-star Yelp review of the local…

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Technology

NASA Perseverance rover runs an onboard artificial intelligence module that translates complex navigational mathematics into plain English sentences so human engineers on Earth…

When a multi-million-dollar Mars rover makes an unexpectedly weird left turn, scientists predictably panic. NASA’s cutting-edge explainable AI forces the…

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Technology

Gallium-indium liquid metal alloys printed directly onto flexible polymer fabrics allow smart clothing to stretch to four times its original length without ever breaking the…

Forget rigid smartwatches; the absolute future of tracking your every heartbeat is entirely liquid. By permanently printing gallium-based alloys onto flexible…

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Technology

Tesla Autopilot cameras and radar systems constantly cross-examine each other using adversarial sensor fusion to aggressively detect and ignore maliciously projected ghost images…

It turns out hackers can easily project digital pictures of fake humans onto a dark road to make autonomous vehicles slam on the brakes. To combat this,…

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Psychology

Radio propaganda during the Rwandan genocide successfully bypassed human empathy through systemic dehumanization in intergroup conflict, shutting down the medial prefrontal…

Monsters aren't born; they are manufactured through remarkably simple linguistic tricks. The medial prefrontal cortex is the part of your brain that…

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