This Workplace Offers 30-Minute “Masturbation Breaks”, Here’s Why !
In a bold move challenging conventional workplace norms, one company has instituted 30-minute daily masturbation breaks to enhance employee well-being and productivity.
Scientist Lived Underwater for 93 Days and Got 10 Years Younger!
His underwater spell led to a spike in stem cell count, a drastic plunge in cholesterol by 72 points!
This Chicken Lived 18 Months Without a Head!
In 1945, a farmer’s attempt for a family dinner turned into a phenomenon when a rooster named Mike survived without a head.
Trapped 55 Feet Underground — Tragic Final Adventure of A Cave Explorer!
He was trapped 55 feet underground, and for 14 days, the entire nation watched — listening, hoping, and ultimately mourning one of the first media-driven tragedies.
This Forgotten Sled Dog Hero Saved Thousands of Kids!
While Balto got the statue, it was a 12-year-old husky named Togo who crossed 260 deadly miles to save dying children — and no one told his story.
100-year-old Mummified Girl Blinks in Her Glass Coffin!
Over 100 years after her death, this perfectly preserved girl appeared to open her eyes — and the internet lost its mind trying to explain it.
The Only Person Ever Hit by a Meteorite —While She Was Napping!
She was lying on her couch when a 4.5-billion-year-old space rock smashed through the ceiling — making her the only human ever hit by a meteorite.
This Room Will Drive You Insane Within Minutes!
Most people can’t survive more than 45 minutes inside this room — not because it’s loud, but because it’s so silent you start hearing your own body.
Scientists Reveal The New AI Model GET: It Predicts Diseases In Your Body Way Before They Happen!
What if a simple blood test could predict your risk of cancer, heart disease, or genetic disorders years before they ever show symptoms?
What If Your Computer Had X-Ray Vision? | ‘Segment Anything’ is Making Invisible Things Visible!
What if your computer could uncover secrets hidden in plain sight—revealing every object, every detail, with a precision so sharp it feels like looking through reality itself?
Patients Trust Their Doctors, But Not the AI: New Research Finds a Growing Concern
As AI enters doctor’s offices, patients are left wondering: who’s making the decisions, the physician or the machine?
New Research Reveals: How Much Earthquake Warning Time Will You Actually Get?
Forget “up to 60 seconds”—discover your real earthquake warning time by city, distance, and tech. See what the latest science reveals in seconds.
The Power of Social Influence on Crime: How Your Peers Can Shape Criminal Behavior
Introduction: The Problem Think about this: It’s a Friday night, and you’re hanging out with friends in a quiet park. What starts as a harmless conversation soon turns into a reckless idea – breaking into an abandoned house for fun. You hesitate. Trespassing is a crime. You know that. But your friends are excited, laughing about how thrilling it would be. They dismiss your worries, saying, “It’s harmless,” and “Everyone does it.” Suddenly, your own logic feels shaky. If everyone else is okay with it, why are you the only one feeling bad? Moments like these highlight a powerful but often overlooked force, social influence. It’s the subtle pressure to fit in, act like those around you, or just avoid feeling left out. People often think…
GPTurk: Is AI Faking Human Feedback and Human Labor?
What if the very “human” opinions and insights fueling scientific research, training data, and online surveys weren’t human at all but shaped by AI?
New Research Finds Why Smart People Fall for Fake News (And How to Stop It)
Why do so many of us believe fake news? And more importantly, how can we avoid getting tricked again?
Customizing Climate Adaptation Policies Based on Regional Vulnerabilities, New Research Finds
Heat-related deaths are rising. Tailored climate adaptation policies are essential to protect vulnerable regions like Southern Europe.