Researchers claim intelligent alien life exists out there, and its technology could destroy us in a microsecond

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  ashley1989

  The aliens probably haven't destroyed us yet because they're impressed how well we are destroying ourselves.

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Walmart is rolling out digital price tags that can change prices with a single click, and critics worry the technology could lead to price gouging

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  goldenriver

  Rumor has it that if you pick up an item and put it back, it will beep and try to offer it to you for less. Anyone know if this is true?

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Olivia Wilde says pressure to look young and cosmetic procedures have made it harder to find actors who can 'move their faces'

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  goldenwolf

  I love my wife, but ever since the Botox I have to ask if she liked the movie because her face is on airplane mode.

  660

A congressman says a secret 1952 Air Force recording about UFO sightings over Washington DC may finally be released to the public

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  chris_davis

  I love how the truth is always 20 minutes away from being released for the last 7 decades.

  608

Scientists Tickled Apes and Found Their Laughter Shares a Rhythm With Humans

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  realmaxbell

  The study finally ended when one of the gorillas started tickling back and the scientist found out his rhythm was very different.

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A new Harvard study has found that women who lost weight on GLP-1 products were significantly more likely to land jobs and partners within 18 months.

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  sunnypanther

  So Harvard's big takeaway is that the job market and the dating market are running the same algorithm.

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A Maryland woman was arrested after she allegedly flashed a loaded gun and threatened to fight Taco Bell workers over a long wait for her food

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  jason1982

  These problems didn't exist when the Chihuahua was around, bring him back.

  893

An AI startup called Micro AGI is cleaning New York City apartments for free using college graduates, just to collect training footage for its robots

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  james_70

  Congratulations on your Ivy League degree, your first assignment is under the couch.

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A new study suggests that small, carefully timed cloud-seeding could theoretically nudge hurricanes like Sandy away from land before they cause catastrophic damage

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  boldwolf

  A conspiracy theorist somewhere just took a screenshot of this headline and sent it to every person who's ever blocked them.

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Scientists say brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand gives your brain a small workout that may help protect against cognitive decline.

Gracie the giraffe has been found safe miles away from a Texas ranch two weeks after her escape

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  isabella_91

  She probably walked past thousands of people, but all were glued to their phones.

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A 1 year old cat named Billy has correctly predicted the winners of all 19 World Cup matches so far by picking flags with his paw.

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  happyranger642

  I showed my cat the video of the cat making predictions and he said it's AI.

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Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly approved a Meta prediction market app where users can bet on real world events

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  funkyrogue

  Imagine getting a notification that 7 friends are betting you'll be single by Thanksgiving and your mom just went all in.

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A new survey finds 8 in 10 HR professionals struggle to hire candidates with critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills

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  sharplegend

  I bet many candidates can do all three, they just refuse to do it for the salary being offered.

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Millions of cannibalistic Mormon crickets are swarming Nevada, Oregon, and Idaho, threatening crops and making roads dangerously slick

SpaceX Launches a Secretive New Spacecraft Shaped Like a Flying Saucer

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  snipjet

  Oh I see the plan, flood the skies with fake saucers so when the real ones show up we just yawn and keep scrolling.

  372

Two Starbucks employees who fought off armed robbers were later fired for intervening

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  laurenstewart90

  Starbucks probably figured if these guys will fight armed robbers, how long before they turn on us and our coffee prices?

  366

Scientists have found the oldest known evidence of plague in 5,500-year-old teeth

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  axis360

  Between COVID, Hantavirus and Ebola, perhaps now is not the ideal moment to poke around these ancient infected teeth.

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Researchers have created a car paint that absorbs 99.9% of visible light, making the car look almost invisible

Neil deGrasse Tyson is telling the government to just show us the alien already after the latest UFO files were released.

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  paul_barnes

  Imagine Neil gets to finally meet the alien and it claims it's from "Planet" Pluto. Neil would lose it.

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A South Korean office worker secretly joined a video call from a roller coaster, hiding his location with a cardboard green screen

Panic over data centers is wildly exaggerated, they use less water than golf courses and less energy than fridges

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  hope_71

  My fridge just asked me for a billion dollars and its own zip code, but sure, same energy. 🙄

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Fashion brands are stuck with $5 billion in larger-size clothing as more people slim down quickly.

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  paul_walker

  I asked my tailor to take in my skirt, three days later she calls me asking if I wanted the leftovers made into curtains.

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A woman was arrested for driving 108 miles per hour because she wanted to get home in time to watch Love Island.

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  chillsailor

  Her one phone call from jail was to ask her roommate to pause the TV.

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Three U.S. startups are racing to launch flying taxi services as soon as this year

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  ryan_94

  New York City cabs have been flying for decades, finally some real competition.

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