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Staying Up Late Tied To Higher Risks Of Depression And Anxiety 1

Staying Up Late Tied To Higher Risks Of Depression And Anxiety

A recent large-scale study from Stanford Medicine, led by Jamie Zeitzer and Renske Lok, found that regardless of chronotype, staying up late significantly increases the risks of depression, anxiety, and other behavioral disorders. You can read the original article here. You enjoy spending those late evenings working through the night

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Why AI Will Mostly Be Used For Porn 1

Why AI Will Mostly Be Used For Porn

Philipp Fussenegger, founder and owner of Cybrothel, said AI would mostly be used for porn because people feel more comfortable sharing private matters with a machine. Berlin residents will have the opportunity to schedule an hour-long encounter with an AI sex doll later this month, as the world’s first cyber

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In Which Country Is Smoking Still Popular 1

In Which Country Is Smoking Still Popular

According to data from a Statista Consumer Insights survey, smoking is still popular in many countries like China, Germany, and Spain, with China topping the list as 42% of its population consumes cigarettes at least occasionally. While the percentage of smokers worldwide is steadily falling, the habit is still very

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Google Cloud Error Erases $135B Pension Fund 1

Google Cloud Error Erases $135B Pension Fund

Due to a mistake during setup that left a data field blank, a Google Cloud error erased a $135 billion pension fund, which was luckily recovered due to backups on Google Cloud. Google’s cloud platform erased UniSuper’s whole client account earlier last month, along with some backups. Luckily, some of

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No One Knows What Time It Is On The Moon. Scientists Want To Find Out 1

No One Knows What Time It Is On The Moon. Scientists Want To Find Out

NASA and international partners are collaborating to establish a new timekeeping system for the moon, addressing the complexities of lunar time as astronauts prepare for future missions. The fundamental issue with timekeeping is perhaps the most mind-boggling peculiarity of our universe: seconds pass by ever so slightly more quickly at

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World's Largest Nuclear Plant Remains Idle Despite Energy Crisis 1

World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Remains Idle Despite Energy Crisis

The Kashiwazaki Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant, the world’s largest, sits dormant amidst global energy demands. Despite Japan’s goal to derive 50% of its energy from nuclear sources by 2030, the plant has remained inactive since the Fukushima disaster. We believe it won’t be long until nuclear power experiences another surge

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Scientists Decode Deadly Blood Clot Disorder Triggered By COVID Vaccines 1

Scientists Decode Deadly Blood Clot Disorder Triggered By COVID Vaccines

A new paper in the New England Journal of Medicine, led by Dr. Wang, decodes deadly blood clots from COVID vaccines, revealing that PF4 antibodies in vaccine-induced thrombosis (VITT) and common cold infections share identical molecular structures. Research on vaccine-induced immune thrombocytopenia and thrombosis (VITT) is being further explored by

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