Relatable! Scientists Say You Likely Enter a "Dissociative State" While Scrolling Social Media
Have you ever looked up from scrolling social media your phone and realized hours have passed without you noticing?
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Blue Origin Is Being Suspiciously Vague About Its Rocket Launch Yesterday
Blue Origin launched its latest model of a New Shepard spacecraft on Wednesday
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Cow Hacked With Human DNA Produces Milk Containing High Levels of Human Insulin
A gene-edited cow that produces human insulin in its milk
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Startup Clones Three Piglets Gene-Hacked to Have Organs Transplanted Into Humans
Japanese startup PorMedTec says it's have cloned three piglets with the express purpose of having their organs be viable for transplantation to humans
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Crisis at Cruise Deepens as Self-Driving Car Company Announces Layoffs
The crisis at autonomous vehicle company Cruise is deepening
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Alibaba Exploring How to Deliver Cheap Plastic Garbage Via Space Rocket
Space Epoch has announced a partnership with e-commerce platform and Alibaba-owned landfill generator Taobao to make deliveries via rocket around the world in just one hour
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Here's Why Tesla's Robotaxi Makes Absolutely No Sense
Tesla's "We, Robot" robotaxi event last week left plenty of glaring questions unanswered
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Women's Bodies Better Suited for the Horrors of Space, Study Finds
It seems that women may be slightly better at tolerating all the hostile, invisible terrors of traveling through space than men, according to new research
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Army of Backpack-Wearing Cyborg Cockroaches Swarm Desert Target
Scientists suggest cockroaches could one day help recover missing people after natural disasters.
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First Ever Humans Injected With Synthetic, Lab-Grown Blood
"We want to make as much blood as possible in the future, so the vision in my head is a room full of machines producing it continually from a normal blood donation."
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New Drug Restores Lost Alzheimer’s Memories in Mice
In mouse trials, researchers have discovered a molecule that they say can restore both cognition and even memories lost to Alzheimer's disease
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Groundbreaking Brain Chip Allows Man With ALS to "Speak" Again
Using an amazing new brain-computer interface (BCI), a man who'd lost the ability to speak is now able to communicate his thoughts out loud using his own voice
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Tech Leaders Are Popping Pills Like SoundCloud Rappers
high-ranking tech leaders are increasingly turning to alcohol and painkillers as they grapple with high stress and long hours
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Bionic Eyes Give Sheep Sight, Heading to Humans Next
that a team of Australian researchers gave a small flock of sheep "exceptionally sharp eyesight" — at least for sheep — using bionic eyes surgically implanted behind their retinas
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Big Data For Enterprise
Ever since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, several businesses have adopted digital transformation strategies to keep up with online customer trends.
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