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education
The Neurodivergent Community: 1 in 5 People and Growing
Neurodivergence is a fairly recent term. Introduced to the world by Australian sociologist Judy Singer in 1998 to describe people whose brains work...
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cycling
Olympian to bring pop-up cycle track to town
An Olympic gold medallist is to bring a portable velodrome to Scunthorpe. Emma Finucane won three medals for Team GB at the Paris 2024 games, including...
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celebrity
The nickname Robert Downey Jr earned in prison: “You just can’t make this stuff up”
Millions of people worldwide can attest that nicknames are a difficult thing to shake off. Some time s, a moniker coined in childhood can follow...
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auto
4 Ways ChatGPT Helps Financially Savvy People Negotiate a Car Purchase (and Save Big)
Discover how ChatGPT can help you negotiate a better car deal, from pricing to trade-ins — your AI assistant for smarter, stress-free buying....
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entrepreneurship
Succeed On LinkedIn In 2025 By Being More Weird
Most people on LinkedIn try to be professional, buttoned-up, and safe. They post boring updates, share generic advice, and blend in with everyone else. LinkedIn...
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apps
I Went To 5 Singles Events & It Give Me Hope
I’m single and have been for so long, it feels like a core part of my identity. When the right man comes along, it’...
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science
Scientists Just Found the Clearest Evidence Yet That Lucid Dreaming Is a Real State of Consciousness
People who are aware they are dreaming show distinct brain patterns....
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pets
There's a leopard hiding in this picture. How fast can you spot it?
The image—which is believed to have been taken by wildlife photographer Hemant Dabi—went viral on social media as people scoured the dirt for...
upworthy.com
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gardening
Add Chinese Ground Orchid to Your Shade Garden
Yes, you can grow orchids in your garden! Try growing exotic Chinese ground orchid....
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learning
13 Phrases Used By People Who Think They're Smarter Than You (But Aren't)
There are several reasons why someone might believe they're smarter than everyone around them, sabotaging genuine connection and instilling...
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fitness
New data shows why so many people are avoiding the gym
January is the time when gyms are busier as people push through with those new year fitness resolutions. By the time mid-February hits, eager...
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technology
Soliddd is building smart glasses for people with macular degeneration
For the past several years, the halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center have been lousy with AR/VR/XR smart glasses. While some of...
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- 30+ days ago
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gardening
How To Make Plantable Seed Greeting Cards: Share The Joy Of Growing This Holiday Season
Seed paper, or plantable paper, is recycled paper embedded with seeds. The paper is biodegradable, so you can put it in some soil and the...
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gaming
Italian region, Trentino, offering up to €100,000 to people relocating to area
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learning
Closing the AI Skills Gap in 2025
Originally published by Project SyndicateWith artificial intelligence poised to reshape industries worldwide, a paradox is emerging. Despite growing...
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job & work
Why Employers Should Worry About Sliding Student Reading Scores in the AI Age
As Gen Z workers began to arrive in workplaces across the country, a flurry of attention focused on what some commenters call a unique cohort,...
inc.com
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nature
AI language models develop social norms like groups of people
When LLMs are grouped together, they exhibit similar characteristics to human societies. Groups of large language models playing simple interactive...
nature.com
- 30+ days ago
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science
People already live alongside predators in India and Kenya. Here's how it could work in Scotland
On my way to the Scottish Highlands for the first time , I was mesmerized by the beauty of the landscapes and struck by its resemblance...
phys.org
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innovation
Scientists Have Created Camouflage Material That Makes People ‘Invisible’
Scientists in China have created a material that makes people “invisible.” They achieved this breakthrough thanks to a new, chameleon-like, color...
brobible.com
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health
What If Some Breast Cancers Aren’t Really Cancer?
Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is a non-invasive breast condition found in nearly 20% of breast cancer diagnoses, but a growing number of doctors...
theflowspace.com
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food & drink
What is the healthiest coffee? The No. 1 way to make it, according to dietitians
Is light roast or dark roast healthier? Hot brewed or cold brew? Plus, a key step can lower cholesterol-raising compounds in your coffee. Our thirst...
today.com
- 30+ days ago
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entrepreneurship
People Who Get Promoted In Every Job They Have Usually Share This One Critical Trait, According To A Career Educator
Ever notice how some co-workers seem to climb the ranks at work without much effort? It's like they just have a knack for knowing exactly...
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beauty
26 Kinda Embarrassing Products To Order And Have Show Up At Your Home In A Discreet Box
No one knows what's in that box except for you. A 3-pack of sweat-wicking bra liners Promising review: "All of you large-breasted people out there,...
huffpost.com
- 30+ days ago
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books
Briefly Noted
“A Matter of Complexion,” “The Moral Circle,” “The Boyhood of Cain,” and “Theory & Practice.” A Matter of Complexion, by Tess Chakkalakal (St. Martin’s)....
newyorker.com
- 30+ days ago
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auto
Wind/solar motorcycle looks like an April Fools' joke ... but it's legit
I admit, I held off from covering this peculiar electric motorcycle for fear that people might not take me seriously in the wake of April...
newatlas.com
- 30+ days ago
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science
After nearly 50 years cooped up inside, Rockalina the turtle finds the great outdoors
Garden State Tortoise founder Chris Leone gets plenty of requests to take in turtles people can no longer care for. Rockalina's case was different. "Like...
npr.org
- 30+ days ago
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