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Cats Don't Care If A Square is Imaginary, They'll Sit on it Either Way
Cats' brains seem to fill the gaps in the Kanizsa square illusion, just like humans.
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How Stadiums Evolved From Ancient Greece to Today
Today's stadiums are entertainment destinations that consist of malls and/or restaurants, but where did it all start?
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Scammers Get Away With $2 Million From WallStreetBets Forum Members
The scammers lured members in with a fictional cryptocurrency deal.
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World's Largest Jeweler Announces End to Mined Diamond Sales
The famous jeweler Pandora will exclusively sell lab-made diamonds, starting in the UK.
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Scientists Debunk Dunbar's 'Friend-Limiting' Number
"Dunbar's number" suggests you can't have more than 150 friends, but could your brain really limit your social capacity?
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Facebook Has Decided. Donald Trump Is Banned
Social media's growing power is changing the world.
By Brad Bergan
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YouTuber Takes the Emergency Exit From a 164-Feet Wind Turbine
Prepare for sweaty palms and shaky hands because this video might give you a fear of heights.
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Automaker Calls Police on Negative Car Review Posted on Social Media
The company, which also happens to be Vietnam's first automaker, is also in works to expand over to Europe and North America.
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Ghanaian Prodigy Builds $3,000 DIY Car With Scrap Pieces
The creator started building prototypes for his 'Kelvin Mobile' at 15.
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Chinese State-Backed Hacker Allegedly Targeted Russian Nuclear Submarine Designer
The hacker apparently used a backdoor attack system.
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Bill and Melinda Gates Just Announced Their Divorce, and It Could Change the World
Divorces usually don't have an impact on science, technology, or society at large. But this may be different.
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