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learning
The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge - 3 Quarks Daily
Among our many flaws, humanity prefers to be shortsighted. We tend to set our priorities by what we see right in front of us. This...
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books
Deep Creek Daily Notes Blog April 8
The weather today will gradually clear, with highs around 34 and a low of 22.As of April 7, Maryland Department of Natural Resources crews stocked...
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nature
Daily briefing: How COVID-vaccine technology could personalize cancer treatments
The same mRNA technology that underpins pioneering COVID-19 vaccines could train the immune system to attack cancer cells. Plus, why poor sleep...
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books
What Are the Most Recommendable Books of the Century So Far?
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more.What Are the Most...
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learning
‘Slow, Steady, Daily’: The Secrets to Better Principal-Teacher Relationships
The relationships between principals and teachers can uniquely affect factors like school climate, how efficiently programs are implemented, and how...
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learning / apps
ChatGPT can carry out daily recurring tasks for you now - how to get started
ChatGPT inches closer to agentic AI with its news Tasks feature. Here's what it can do for you. Until now, ChatGPT has been a useful...
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nature
Daily briefing: Memories from when you were a baby might not be gone
Research is trying to solve the mystery of how memories are laid down when we are very young. Plus, thousands of the compounds in plastics...
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how-to
How to Clean Your Hairbrush and Finally Get That Layer of Buildup Off
Regularly cleaning your hairbrush is important because of everything that collects on it with daily use. Dead skin cells, shedded hair, scalp oils,...
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health
This ‘Healthy’ Snack Is Slowly Damaging Your Heart (You Eat It Daily!)
You reach for it every day, thinking it’s a smart, healthy choice—but what if this snack is secretly harming your heart? We’re...
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science
Rise and Fall of the Balloon Doctor - 3 Quarks Daily
Andreas Grüntzig’s plane blew a 38-foot-wide crater in the Georgia dirt where it crashed. Investigators needed several days to collect and identify...
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nature
Daily briefing: In most mammal species, males and females are the same size — or females are bigger
Charles Darwin’s claim about male mammals usually being bigger than females is proved wrong. Plus, OpenAI’s Sora can create amazing video from text...
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nature
Daily briefing: How to disassemble a fusion reactor
What we’ll learn from the long process of decommissioning the pioneering JET reactor. Plus, China’s new dark matter lab is the biggest and...
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nature
Daily briefing: Mass layoffs across US health agencies
Thousands of leaders and staff are being purged at US agencies such as the NIH. Plus, the month’s best science images and how to...
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self improvement
Fitness Volt: Top Strength Sports Hub – FitnessVolt.com
12 Days of Fitness: Daily Mini Workouts to Keep You Active Before New Year Walk Your Way to 10% Body Fat: A Step-by-Step Fitness Plan ONLY 8 Bodyweight...
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job & work
TDS Has Thoughts And Prayers For Fox After Blockbuster Jobs Report
Only on Fox News would terrific economic news result in such gloomy faces. The Daily Show felt the pain of the three Fox & Friends...
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apps
‘Daily Show’ Mocks TikTokers Saying Ban Is the Worst Thing US Has Ever Done: ‘We Did Slavery’ | Video
“Daily Show” host Jordan Klepper mercilessly mocked TikTok users lamenting the looming ban on their favorite social media app, drilling down on one...
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wellness
This type of cancer is 'getting younger'. Drinking a glass of milk daily may help
Calcium in milk linked to up to 17% lower colorectal cancer risk, University of Oxford research finds. A new study published in Nature Communications...
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nature
Daily briefing: Gut bacteria can break down artery-clogging cholesterol
Oscillibacter species can transform cholesterol into a more harmless form — hinting at probiotic treatments. Plus, mRNA drug shows the technology’s...
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nature
Daily briefing: How did childhood evolve?
An AI system is crushing it at the International Mathematical Olympiad. Plus, what an iconic fossil teaches us about the evolution of childhood. The...
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nature
Daily briefing: How ‘monkey laundering’ undermines research
Laboratory monkeys that are illegally poached from the wild and falsely labelled as captive-bred can disrupt experiments and lead to unreliable data....
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education
Isidore of Seville: the patron saint of the internet who shaped knowledge for generations
In a world where information flows freely, it’s easy to forget that, for centuries, knowledge was much harder to come by. Imagine living in...
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nature
Daily briefing: Mysterious Taiwan fossil is Denisovan
A fossilized jawbone discovered more than 20 years ago belonged to a Denisovan. Plus, the states hit hardest by NIH cuts in charts and an acoustics...
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books
The Noteworthy New Books of March
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more.Now We’re Cooking2025...
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health
How much caffeine is in coffee? A guide to your daily coffee intake
The question and thought: “How much caffeine in coffee?” is one I like to avoid thinking about whenever possible. If you’re anything like me,...
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nature
Daily briefing: Bird flu has been spreading undetected in US cattle for months
The H5N1 strain of avian influenza probably jumped from an infected bird into a cow around late December. Plus, a rare mutation that causes...
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technology
The Download: smart glasses in 2025, and China’s AI scene
Plus: the US has halted parcel deliveries from China This is today's edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of...
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