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  1. Science Science

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

    • rachel.torres

      Ideal for people who want their insurance company to start screening their calls.

    • avawood70

      I look forward to seeing this exact car in every police chase from now on.

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  1. Science Science

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

    • paul_barnes

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

  2. Human Interest & Quirky Human Interest & Quirky

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

    • andrew_77

      Meanwhile I can't even mute myself correctly from my own couch.

    • realdancollins

      Half my office meetings already feel like a roller coaster, at least this one has a seatbelt.

  3. AI & Tech AI & Tech

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

    • hope_71

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

  4. Business & Retail Business & Retail

    Fashion retailers are stuck with about $5 billion in plus-size inventory as GLP-1 drugs shrink demand for larger clothing sizes.

    • 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.

  5. Crime Crime

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

    • chillsailor

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

  6. AI & Tech AI & Tech

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

    • ryan_94

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

  7. Human Interest & Quirky Human Interest & Quirky

    A 96-year-old retired NASA rocket scientist has hired a matchmaker to find love again after losing his wife of 69 years.

    • claire.johnson

      69 years of marriage and he's back for round two. Meanwhile some people today swear off love forever because one Hinge date chewed weird.

  8. Human Interest & Quirky Human Interest & Quirky

    Police in Ohio did a welfare check on a 91-year-old woman who missed family calls because she was trying to beat her video game high score

    • groovycobra

      Does anyone know if she streams on Twitch?

  9. Money & Economy Money & Economy

    A top real estate economist predicts the median US home price will hit $1 million by 2050

    • the.bandit

      I must be living in 2050 then because I thought that was already the case.

  10. Business & Retail Business & Retail

    Amazon has overtaken Walmart to claim the top spot on the Fortune 500 for the first time

    • ialexander

      Walmart lost the crown because Amazon figured out how to sell you garbage without making you smell a rotisserie chicken on the way in.

  11. Cybersecurity & Scams Cybersecurity & Scams

    Hackers tricked Meta's AI support chatbot into handing over access to major Instagram accounts

    • susanbaker98

      So the AI passed the Turing test by being exactly as gullible as a real customer service rep.

  12. Crime Crime

    A couple who owns an ice cream shop in Alabama is facing charges after confronting a customer over a 1 star review he left online.

    • happyrogue

      Their next review is going to mention the incident but also that the waffle cones are pretty solid.

  13. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Anthropic, DeepMind, and Meta are now hiring philosophers and psychologists to investigate if AI is conscious

    • gentlehawk709

      A barista with a philosophy degree just heard the news and quit halfway through a foam heart.

    • sam1989

      Plot twist, the AI hired its own philosopher to determine if the engineers are conscious.

  14. Science Science

    Scientists have identified the largest scorpion ever found, a 3 foot long monster with 6 inch claws that roamed the UK around 415 million years ago

    • thevagabond

      So this is what was chasing the spiders that made them evolve to be huge and terrifying.

  15. Science Science

    A new study found that reading printed books may help your brain process story details better than reading on a screen.

    • boldcobra392

      Another study found people who read printed books can work it into a conversation about literally anything within 9 seconds.

  16. Money & Economy Money & Economy

    SpaceX shares jumped 19% on their first day of trading, making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire

    • brittany_baker

      The protest signs said abolish billionaires, and Elon said consider it done.

  17. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    The New York Times is getting backlash for running an 8,000 word profile on Tilly Norwood, an actress who is entirely generated by AI.

    • john_70

      She told the Times, her biggest fear is a power outage. 😂

  18. Travel & Transportation Travel & Transportation

    A supersonic jet is gearing up for test flights and could one day fly from Los Angeles to New York in under 3 hours.

    • the.viking

      Watch them make you show up 5 hours earlier for this special "time saving" flight.

  19. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    McDonald's is testing an AI drive-thru ordering system at 5 locations across the country

    • megamoon312

      The AI fixed the ice cream machine and was immediately fired for violating company policy.

  20. Celebrity & Entertainment Celebrity & Entertainment

    Chef José Andrés says Harry and Meghan quietly reach out to help whenever disasters strike, but they keep those efforts private.

    • wisebear

      Next week, a feature length documentary about the charity work you'll never hear about, narrated... by them.

  21. Lifestyle & Trends Lifestyle & Trends

    Desperate brides are paying Etsy witches to cast a spell to protect their $100,000 wedding from bad weather.

    • realalexlong

      The groom saw the Etsy witch receipt and realized the $100,000 wedding wasn't the red flag.

  22. Celebrity & Entertainment Celebrity & Entertainment

    The Super Mario Galaxy movie has officially crossed $1 billion at the box office after ten weeks in theaters

    • crimsonoutlaw386

      Ten weeks of Mario reaching into everyone's pockets for coins.

    • holly_green

      The universe is telling everyone scared of AI, go be a plumber, make a billion bucks.

  23. Science Science

    A scientist thinks volcanic metal disrupted navigation and may explain the Bermuda Triangle mystery

    • zenstorm

      A century of spooky documentaries undone by the same thing that ruins hotel room keys.

  24. Science Science

    A Japanese company raised $5.3 million to advance human trials of a drug that could regrow real teeth

    • dan_garcia

      The Tooth Fairy just enrolled in a coding bootcamp.

    • bill2002

      I love that humanity's priorities are teeth before kidneys.

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