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09.11.2023 Viewed: 31
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SCIENTISTS MADE A CLAW MACHINE FROM A DEAD SPIDER
Plus other weird things we learned this week.
09.11.2023 Viewed: 29
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RIMAC’S ELECTRIC SPEED DEMON TORE THROUGH A WORLD RECORD IN REVERSE
It’s starting to feel like the world’s most powerful EV is running out of impressive feats.
09.11.2023 Viewed: 23
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BEST BUY HAS SLASHED $500 OFF OF ONE OF THE BEST CAMERAS AROUND
Deal
This Canon EOS R5 is drastically reduced at Best Buy.
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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TOMB WAS FILLED WITH MAGICAL SPELLS TO WARD OFF SNAKE BITES

An ancient Egyptian tomb just south of Cairo was filled with magical spells intended to protect the dead from snake bites.
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GROCERY ROBOT CRUSHES ROBOT INSPECTOR TO DEATH
A worker in South Korea was crushed to death by a robot after it failed to tell him apart from the box of vegetables it was handling.
09.11.2023 Viewed: 35
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WAZE WILL START WARNING DRIVERS ABOUT THE MOST DANGEROUS ROADS
A new feature uses AI to combine historical crash data with current route information.
09.11.2023 Viewed: 35
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BILLIONAIRE-BACKED COMPANY HAS BOUGHT ALL THE LAND IT NEEDS FOR ITS ‘CITY OF YESTERDAY’
After years of stealth purchases and the threat of a $510 million lawsuit against locals, California Forever’s CEO says he now calls Solano County ‘home.’
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IT’S TIME TO MAKE YOUR VENMO TRANSACTIONS PRIVATE
No one has to know how many times you went for pizza last week.
08.11.2023 Viewed: 29
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NEW ISLAND BURSTS FORTH FROM OCEAN
Globe owners, take heed: a new island has emerged from Japanese waters, the result of submarine volcanic activity off the coast of Iwo Jima.
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HEAD LICE INVADED THE AMERICAS ALONGSIDE THE 1ST HUMANS

A genetic analysis of head lice that have evolved in tandem with humans has revealed two distinct groups of lice that merged in the Americas as a result of Asian and European migrations.