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Pompeii skeleton identified as likely doctor

Archaeologists identified a Pompeii victim from the 79 CE Mount Vesuvius eruption as likely a Roman doctor, using CT scans…

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Asexuals Turn to AI Companions for Intimacy Without Sex

A 35-year-old aegosexual artist spent up to 10 hours daily crafting romantic fantasies with the AI chatbot SpicyChat, highlighting how…

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NPR’s Manoush Zomorodi on surviving tech overload

Manoush Zomorodi's new book "Body Electric" examines the physical toll of digital life, building on her previous work about mental…

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Why Creative Scaling Is a Leadership Challenge

Scaling creative output without prioritizing strategic clarity and decision discipline risks eroding marketing effectiveness, making this a leadership challenge rather…

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Chinese App Xiaohongshu Outshines Instagram

Dali, nicknamed "Dalifornia," has become a refuge for burnt-out Chinese urbanites escaping the intense pressure of megacities like Beijing and…

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Flo Health targets perimenopause gap as 66% of women feel unprepared

A new survey by Flo Health and Wakefield Research found that 66% of American women aged 38-50 feel better prepared…

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How Coinspaid became a top remote-first fintech employer

Coinspaid has built a recognized remote-first culture centered on ownership, flexibility, and long-term well-being, moving beyond typical fintech buzzwords to…

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Instagram Ads Suggest You’re Using Cocaine Incorrectly

Luxury accessories like the SLYD pouch and Magic Items' Wildcard are being discreetly marketed on Instagram as stylish, functional pouches,…

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The Unhappy Spouses of Artificial Intelligence

The author describes how her husband's obsession with AI (specifically Claude Code) has created a dynamic where the AI feels…

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Vocal fry more common in men than women, study finds

New research from McGill University indicates that vocal fry, often stereotyped as a female speech trait, is actually more common…

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Why I Love Forza Horizon 6 Without Racing Much

"Forza Horizon 6" combines a flexible racing progression system with a sprawling, varied open-world map of Japan that encourages exploration…

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Neanderthals Drilled Cavities for Toothache Relief 59,000 Years Ago

A Neanderthal in Siberia approximately 59,000 years ago received the oldest known dental procedure, where a sharp stone tool was…

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Half-open laptops: New badge of AI coders on the move

AI agents like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex require laptops to remain open and running, leading users like product head…

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Swatch and Audemars Piguet Unveil Royal Pop Collaboration

Swatch and Audemars Piguet have launched the Royal Pop Collection, a series of colorful pocket watches inspired by AP's Royal…

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Hacks Creators Speak Out: Why We Hate AI

The "Hacks" team, including actor Hannah Einbinder and co-creators Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello, strongly oppose AI in creative…

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The whisper-filled office of the future is coming

Dictation apps like Wispr are increasingly used with vibe-coding tools, leading venture capitalists and executives to predict offices will sound…

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Bully Glitch Unlocks Hidden Rifle After 20 Years

A player attempting a pacifist run of "Bully" discovered a hidden rifle exploit that works across all game versions without…

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New Video Game Lets You Fight Iran War as Trump

A satirical video game titled "Operation Epic Furious: Strait to Hell" places players as President Trump in an unwinnable war…

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Palantir’s chore jacket signals a lifestyle brand pivot

Palantir launched a $239 chore coat inspired by 19th-century French workwear, which sold out all 420 units in one day…

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Unitree robot ordained in $13,500 ceremony at Seoul temple

A humanoid robot named Gabi was officially ordained as a Buddhist monk at Jogyesa Temple in Seoul in a $13,500…

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