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This Bonkers Split-Wheel Bike Has a Rear Wheel Chopped in Half – And It Actually Works
Ukrainian YouTuber Sergeii Gordieiev (aka The Q) has built yet another absurd bicycle—this time, one with a rear…
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WEF Suggests Governments and Employers Should Monitor Your Thoughts
Emerging technologies now have the capability to decode people’s thoughts, interpret their emotions, and even generate images from…
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Scientists warn there could be over 1,000,000,000 people living on the planet and no one knows about them
Global Population May Be Undercounted by Over 1 Billion, Study Suggests A significant portion of the world’s population…
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9 Surprising Traits That Mean You’re Smarter Than the Average American
Intelligence isn’t just about IQ scores or academic degrees—it’s a mix of personality, habits, and even quirks that…
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Study shows just 28% of Americans are scientifically literate
Having a basic knowledge of scientific principles is no longer a luxury but, in today's complex world, a…
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The Origin of “In the Limelight”: A Glimpse into Quicklime Illumination
Limelight, created by heating quicklime (calcium oxide), revolutionized theater lighting in the 19th century. Invented by Goldsworthy Gurney…
