Spiders use Earth's electric field to fly hundreds of miles
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How computers parse the ambiguity of everyday language
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Transitioning on YouTube - While the platform's other stars pull pranks in the hopes of going viral, Miles McKenna is helping fans figure out who they are
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The tipping point when minority views take over
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Uber's self-driving car didn't malfunction, it was just bad
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How do aliens solve climate change? Scientists recently modeled a range of interactions between energy-intensive civilizations and their planets
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The age of grandparents is made of many tragedies
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How 'authentic relating' made vulnerability a movement
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Unfortunately, the electric scooters are fantastic
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The 9.9 percent is the new American aristocracy
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The Lil Tay saga reaches its logical conclusion
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How the Enlightenment ends: Philosophically, intellectually—in every way—human society is unprepared for the rise of artificial intelligence
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Ancient Rome’s collapse is written into Arctic ice
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The curious case of the rogue 'SpaceBee' satellites
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How the 50-mm camera lens became "normal"
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The 'black hole' that sucks up Silicon Valley's money - A fast-growing type of charitable account gets big tax breaks but little oversight
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The burnout crisis in American medicine
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Chasing the Pearl of Lao Tzu — A tale of ancient philosophers, alien abductions, murder-for-hire and how the world’s largest pearl came to be the centerpiece of an 80-year-old hoax
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The last days of the blue-blood harvest
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Ninety-eight years of mail fraud - How the postal letter became a tool for ingenious criminality
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