Science & Society

These Are The World's Wettest (And Driest) Countries 1

These Are The World’s Wettest (And Driest) Countries

Based on the most recent World Bank data, the world’s wettest and driest countries are Colombia and Egypt, respectively. The world’s wettest and driest countries are a study in opposites, ranging from countries with tropical rainforests to those with sand deserts in North Africa and the Middle East. Based on

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How Much Of India's Wastewater Is Left Untreated? 1

How Much Of India’s Wastewater Is Left Untreated?

As of the most recent published count from 2020-2021, there were 1,093 sewage treatment plants with operational capabilities of just 26.9 billion liters of wastewater per day, indicating that only 37% of India’s wastewater is treated. Waste management is an issue in rural and heavily populated cities, as is the

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Why Are They Drugging The Students? 1

Why Are They Drugging The Students?

A scandal involving the cooperation of pharmaceutical firms, government authorities, and the medical sector has emerged, exposing the widespread issue of drugging students with ADHD medications. This article was authored by Jeffrey A. Tucker via The Epoch Times. You can read it here. A scandal that has long existed but

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Regular Cannabis Users Exceeds Drinkers For First Time Ever 1

Regular Cannabis Users Exceeds Drinkers For First Time Ever

According to data from the annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health, regular cannabis users now exceed drinkers for the first time, due to legalization trends and rising marijuana consumption across the country. For the first time, more people smoke cannabis every day than drink beer or vodka, according

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Crows Can Count Up To Four, A New Study Finds 1

Crows Can Count Up To Four, A New Study Finds

According to a recent study conducted by a group of researchers from the Animal Physiology Lab at the University of Tübingen in Germany, crows can count up to four. According to recent research, crows, a common urban bird, can loudly count up to four, so maybe calling someone “birdbrained” isn’t

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Scientists Discover Planet That May Support Human Life 1

Scientists Discover Planet That May Support Human Life

According to a study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, scientists discovered a planet that may support human life, named Gliese 12 b. An unusual and intriguing finding has been uncovered by astronomers: an exoplanet 40 light-years away that resembles Earth and may be somewhat warmer

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What Americans Are Most Worried About 1

What Americans Are Most Worried About

According to Statista’s Consumer Insights survey, what Americans are most worried about is inflation or cost of living and crime. The most significant issues facing American adults at the moment and how those priorities have changed over time are being monitored by Statista’s Consumer Insights survey. The following graphic, courtesy

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How AI Is Already Deceiving You 1

How AI Is Already Deceiving You

AI’s potential extends beyond tasks. Examples like Cicero’s deception in Diplomacy raise concerns about AI’s ability to mislead and the ethical challenges it poses. A new generation of AI systems has “deceived” people in ways they weren’t specifically programmed to do, such as providing false justifications for their actions or

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