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www.telegraph.co.uk 8y ago

Low-fat diet could kill you, major study shows

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dailyreckoning.com 8y ago

Amazon Is the New Tech Crash

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www.theatlantic.com 8y ago

The Case Against Reality (2016)

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www.usatoday.com 8y ago

We're cooked: Earth's atmosphere to warm by at least another 2 degrees

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www.wsj.com 8y ago

Shigeaki Hinohara Transitioned to a New Career in His 90s

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news.nationalgeographic.com 8y ago

We Evolved to Run But We're Doing It Wrong

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www.businessinsider.com 8y ago

This woman just unveiled a new search company that might make Google worried

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www.latimes.com 9y ago

Don't believe the American Heart Assn – saturated fats aren't likely to kill you

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www.telegraph.co.uk 9y ago

Chemotherapy may spread cancer and trigger more aggressive tumours

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omni.media 9y ago

All Advanced Aliens Are in Happiness Boxes

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healthimpactnews.com 9y ago

LDL “Bad Cholesterol” Indicates an Amino Acid Deficiency (2014)

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blogs.scientificamerican.com 9y ago

Mythbusting 101: Organic Farming

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www.skullmapping.com 9y ago

Projection mapping, VR experiences and holograms

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all-that-is-interesting.com 9y ago

Some Pacific Islanders Have DNA Not Linked to Any Known Human Ancestor

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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 9y ago

Activation of the nervous system and attenuation of the immune response(2014)

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www.scientificamerican.com 9y ago

Into Thin Air: Mountain Climbing Kills Brain Cells (2008)

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www.telegraph.co.uk 9y ago

I ate 40 teaspoons of sugar a day. This is what happened (2015)

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singularityhub.com 9y ago

Families Hear from Completely Paralyzed Patients via New Device

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www.nature.com 9y ago

VR Gait Protocol Induces Partial Neurological Recovery in Paraplegics (2016)

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

Inside the Superhuman World of the Iceman

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www.nytimes.com 9y ago

A Free Speech Battle at the Birthplace of a Movement at Berkeley

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www.nextplatform.com 9y ago

Memory at the Core of New Deep Learning Research Chip

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www.theatlantic.com 10y ago

A Shocking Find in a Neanderthal Cave in France

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www.nature.com 10y ago

Wheeler's delayed-choice gedanken experiment with a single atom

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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 10y ago

Near infrared light mitigates Alzheimer's disease-related pathology

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www.npr.org 10y ago

Drink Coffee? Off with Your Head

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www.popularmechanics.com 10y ago

The Real Face of Jesus

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www.nytimes.com 10y ago

Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer Has Run Out of Time for a Turnaround

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www.techspot.com 10y ago

New startup aims to transfer people's consciousness into artificial bodies

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www.sciencedaily.com 10y ago

Golden ratio discovered in quantum world (2010)

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It is short-sited to say advertising eats into the profit of the company. When done successfully, it allows for more goods to be sold which increases profits and in turn allows for more research and development and thus better products.

If all giants agreed to open source under the “BSD + patents” scheme, cross-adoption would grind to a halt. Why? If Google released Project X under “BSD + Patents”, and Amazon really liked it, rather than adopting it and losing their right to ever sue Google for patents, they would go off and build it on their own.

This seems like a reasonable argument, but it doesn't seem to have deterred several big name companies from using React. Airbnb, netflix, and dropbox for example.

110 N.F.L. Brains 9 years ago

As someone who played 3 years of football in middle school and 3 years in high school and sustained 2 concussions along with tons of sub-concussive hits, I just hope that by there will be a cure for CTE sometime in the next few decades. Crossing my fingers for Johnson's Kernel or Musk's neural lace to succeed.

Its 160 grams of sugar which equals 619 calories which leads to 12999 calories in 21 days. Still less than 4 pounds though.

However, you're really oversimplifying weight gain. Hormones play an important role in how much fat is stored and how much your metabolism burns. And the type of food you eat can affect your hormones.

He ate 40 teaspoons which is 160 grams of sugar. Also, perhaps the fact that he went from very little sugar to 160 grams a day caused rapid weight gain. I know for instance that your body changes over time to burn fat more efficiently if you are on a lower carb diet, perhaps the reverse is true as well.

A finger that lingers too long above a spin button may be a guard’s only clue that hackers in St. Petersburg are about to make another score.

Seems like this is easy for the scammers to work around. They could calculate the average time it takes for the scammer to lift his hand from his lap and press the button, and then use that time instead of .25 seconds. Would be less successful, but would seem to be almost impossible to detect.

Even if you’re extremely cautious, even if you never post anything on Facebook, even if you have “location services” disabled on your phone at all times etc. etc. Facebook still knows where you are. You can’t stop other people from taking selfies in an airport.

This seems a bit over the top. What are the odds I'll end up in the background of someone's selfie that they post on Facebook? I imagine the chances are incredibly small. And if I choose to take a picture with someone, I just have to be aware that it may end up on social media and be OK with the baggage that comes with that.