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• Shocking footage shows 'cruel' experiments carried out on rodents at taxpayer-funded lab in Oregon

  25-01-2023 22:07 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  DailyMail.com obtained a video from PETA that shows 'cruel' experiments by researchers at Oregon Health & Science University to test if drunk men will cheat on their partner.
  
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• Terminator-liked robot liquefies to escape a cage and then reforms into its original shape

  25-01-2023 21:47 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  A robot with Terminator-like capabilities has been revealed in a new video. The robot is placed in a cage, liquifies to escape and then reforms to its original solid structure on the other side.
  
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• Generative AI Won’t Revolutionize Game Development Just Yet

  25-01-2023 19:29
  
  Hypesters say artificial intelligence will one day automate all the hard work of video game creation. But it’s not that simple.
  
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• Incredible 242ft yacht uses a foil system to 'fly' across the water - but it costs £70 MILLION

  25-01-2023 18:47 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Rome-based firm Lazzarini Design Studios has created its latest concept yacht called the Plectrum, which has the ability to fly above the water and speed along the waves.
  
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• Burns Night dinner is TWICE as bad for the environment than the average meal

  25-01-2023 18:24 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  According to experts, the Burns Night staple, described as Scotland's national dish, is twice as bad for the environment than your usual dinner.
  
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• Twitter sued over antisemitic posts left online

  25-01-2023 18:08 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Two groups in Germany claim the social network has betrayed users' trust.
  
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• Netflix bans password sharing: Crackdown to come in late March

  25-01-2023 17:53 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  After nearly one year of threats, Netflix will pull the plug on password sharing. The company told shareholders it will ban free viewing by late March and at least 10 million people will be affected.
  
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• Microsoft says services have recovered after widespread outage

  25-01-2023 17:32 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Tens of thousands of users of Outlook and Teams were affected earlier on Wednesday.
  
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• Bad news for Netflix freeloaders: Password sharing 'will be banned' by late MARCH

  25-01-2023 16:54 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  After nearly one year of threats, Netflix will pull the plug on password sharing. The company told shareholders it will ban free viewing by late March and at least 10 million people will be affected.
  
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• Satellite images show Antarctica's enormous new iceberg from SPACE

  25-01-2023 16:08 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  New satellite images show the massive iceberg that broke away from the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica on Sunday night. It has an area of 600 square miles (1,550 km²) - almost the size of Greater London.
  
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• Lab-Grown Meat Moves Closer To American Dinner Plates

  25-01-2023 16:04 via technocracy.news
  Why the unending push for lab-grown meat? Technocrats and Transhumanists are bent on getting delivery systems to the human body and food is a logical choice. The old adage, “you are what you eat” comes to mind. Lab-grown meat can be modified to include any life-altering material that might affect bodily systems. Naturally-grown meat is not accessible. ⁃ TN EditorOnce the stuff of science fiction, lab-grown meat could become reality in some restaurants in the United States as ea
  
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• MailOnline takes a ride in BMW's new £110,000 smart car with a 32-INCH cinema screen

  25-01-2023 15:49 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  MailOnline took a ride in the new fully-electric BMW i7, which has 5G connectivity, interior mood lighting and a super-wide 'theatre screen' in the back.
  
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• EU Approves House Crickets And Mealworms For Human Consumption

  25-01-2023 15:40 via technocracy.news
  The insect craze is gaining steam in the EU. Any food may now contain insect protein as long as it is labeled as such, e.g., “insect biscuits” or “insect paste”. Technocrats partly reason that insects take fewer resources to grow than other forms of agriculture like row crops and animal husbandry. Technocracy, of course, is a resource based economic system that prizes efficiency. ⁃ TN EditorDomestic crickets and mealworm larvae will be allowed as
  
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• MailOnline goes behind-the-scenes at £16 MILLION lab preparing houses for climate change

  25-01-2023 15:27 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  MailOnline went behind-the-scenes at the research facility at the University of Salford, where two climate-controlled chambers allow scientists to replcate almost any weather condition.
  
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• Why Chairman Xi Promotes Technocrats To Top Positions

  25-01-2023 15:12 via technocracy.news
  
  India views China as a Technocracy and is much more able to see the facts and analysis than is America. The U.S. is stuck on partisan politics and views the world through that lens, even as Technocracy is enveloping the world. When, as and if there is a point of recognition in America, there will be a chance to escape Technocracy’s talons, but the window of opportunity is closing rapidly. ⁃ TN EditorChina is facing many challenges to get past the barriers to innovation, a problem tha
  
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• South Korea's lunar orbiter Danuri shares STUNNING black-and-white photos of Earth and the moon 

  25-01-2023 15:04 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Danuri, a portmanteau of the Korean words for 'moon' and 'enjoy', was launched on a SpaceX rocket from the US in August 2022 and entered lunar orbit last month.
  
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• NASA, DARPA to go nuclear in hopes of putting boots on Mars

  25-01-2023 13:25 via go.theregister.com
  
  Fission reactor rocket should get them going quite fast US research agencies NASA and DARPA are teaming up to create a nuclear thermal rocket engine in hopes the tech will one day carry crewed missions to Mars.…
  
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• NASA and DARPA team up to go nuclear in hopes of putting boots on Mars

  25-01-2023 13:25 via go.theregister.com
  
  Fission reactor rocket should get them going quite fast US research agencies NASA and DARPA are teaming up to create a nuclear thermal rocket engine in hopes the tech will one day carry crewed missions to Mars.…
  
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• The Problematic Arrival of Anti-Obesity Drugs

  25-01-2023 13:00
  
  Fat activists say they’re tools of coercion. Celebrities are taking them to get slim. Is this really the road people want to go down?
  
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• Net-Zero Aviation Is Possible With Hydrogen Fuel Cells

  25-01-2023 13:00
  
  This technology promises to turn one of the most polluting forms of transportation into a joyride whose only byproduct is water.
  
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• Dogs can tell if you're cruel or just clumsy - and judge you for it

  25-01-2023 12:09 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Researchers at the University of Vienna found that dogs can tell when we dangle a treat out of their reach to be cruel, and when it is just an accident.
  
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• Why did Outlook crash and will it happen again?

  25-01-2023 12:05 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  The problems began at 07:00 GMT (02:00 ET) and Downdetector.com, which tracks website outages, showed that more than 5,000 people in the UK reported that they couldn't get into their emails.
  
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• The Rebellion Amazon Can No Longer Ignore

  25-01-2023 11:39
  
  Warehouse workers in the UK are walking out for the first time, and they want the world to follow.
  
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• Microsoft Outlook and Teams crashes: Email for millions across the world goes down

  25-01-2023 09:01 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Millions of people have been left without email this morning after a global outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams.
  
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• Space dust reveals Earth-killer asteroids would be tough to destroy

  25-01-2023 07:30 via go.theregister.com
  
  Good luck blowing up a pile of rubble. Boffins suggest we'll need to create a diversion instead An asteroid named Itokawa that's been identified as potentially hazardous to Earth would be difficult to destroy, according to new research analyzing dust particles collected from the ancient rock.…
  
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• Space dust reveals Earth-killer asteroids tough to destroy

  25-01-2023 07:30 via go.theregister.com
  
  Good luck blowing up a pile of rubble. Boffins suggest we'll need to create a diversion instead An asteroid named Itokawa that's been identified as potentially hazardous to Earth would be difficult to destroy, according to new research analyzing dust particles collected from the ancient rock.…
  
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• Humans and wild apes share common language

  25-01-2023 02:57 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Researchers believe that gestures used by great apes were an evolutionary "starting point" for our language.
  
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