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The New Scientist posted a freaky video on X, showing an experimental face intended for a robot made from living human skin cells, that is capable of smiling. “A technique for attaching a skin made from living human cells to a robotic framework could give robots the ability to emote and communicate in a more life-like way,” the…
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A school in Switzerland has controversially announced it will trial tracking wristbands on children to keep eyes on their location. As highlighted by Remix News, Swiss outlet Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports that the Letten after-school care centre in Birmensdorf will require kids to wear the Bluetooth tech at all times during care hours…
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Adults and teens concerned about their screen time are turning in their smartphones for “dumber” models Buried in the settings of many smartphones is the option to look up how much on average you are staring at your phone per day. It can bring an uncomfortable realisation, that what was supposed to be a useful piece of technology has…
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It’s not so much that people buy into the mainstream propaganda worldview because humans are dumb, or because humans are selfish. Primarily, people buy into the mainstream propaganda worldview because humans are lazy. By this I don’t mean to say that people don’t work hard enough or don’t stay busy enough. When I say people are…
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The story at a glance The modern world actively works against the ability to feed one's intuition and nourish the soul. Instead, as investigative journalist Corey Lynn puts it, it feeds the enemy. This “enemy” thrives on chaos, division and disharmony spread through virtual communication netwroks and other platforms. It…
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With the advancement of issues such as LGBT and queer ideology, conservatives, traditionalists and all groups opposed to Western madness are uniting for geopolitical reconfiguration. The entire Western world seems to have joined a collective madness. The so-called “woke agenda” has become a kind of basic principle for all of…
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Across the United States, the way kids play has changed. Over the years, their lives have become less freewheeling and far more structured. This pattern is concerning for experts. There is growing research that the loss of free outdoor play could take a toll on physical and psychic health. Sometimes, Dennis Lim’s street is a little…
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Martin Armstrong is one of the most influential economists of our times. Someone called him the “Forecaster”, because that was the title of the biopic film that helped make his activities known throughout the world. Those of Martin Armstrong are not just “predictions”, as his reflections are based on the compendium of precise…
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The World Economic Forum's catchphrase You'll own nothing and be happy was widely mocked as an eyebrow-raising vision of a sharing economy future without the implicit agency granted by full ownership. Renting what one needed only for one-time use has long been a market, and car-sharing makes sense for urban dwellers who only need a…
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The “Internet of Bodies” ecosystem could lead to the “Internet of Brains” sometime between 2035 and 2050, according to a RAND report commissioned by the UK Ministry of Defense. Commissioned by the UK Defense Science and Technology Laboratory and conducted by RAND Europe and Frazer Nash Consulting, the study Cultural and technological…
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