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If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite
There are some things in life that you can never have too much of. Laughter, quality time with loved ones, freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, and information! Now, it may take a bit of effort to learn something new every single day. But if you’re dedicated to being a lifelong learner, we’ll make it easier for you to find some new fun facts today.
We took a trip to Factify on Facebook, a page dedicated to sharing information about fascinating new innovations and advancements from all over the world. Below, you’ll find a list of some of their most interesting posts, so enjoy scrolling through, and be sure to upvote the ones that teach you something new about our world!
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#1
Savannah greenleaf 1 month ago
Store employees bag/box the food up that is past its "sell by" or "best by" date but still fit for consumption. Then volunteers pick it up and take it to local food pantries, soup kitchens, etc, to be distributed to those in need. It can vary greatly between different areas in the US.
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Ghostchaplain16 1 month ago (edited)
This is now a fairly standard practice for all stores--and a genius idea.
KC Lancaster 1 month ago
Unfortunately, for most large chains in Colorado, US, they're required to toss everything. There are many cases of employees rescuing food to give to the homeless/take to shelters being fired, but few make the news.
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Salla Jaakkola 1 month ago
This is fake, and the pictures are ai slop. Greetings from Finland.
Panda Cat 1 month ago
But it's a cute little house they’ve got there. Maybe they can be re-engineered to say they’re for cats.
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Remi (He/Him) 1 month ago
Uh, where in Finland because not anywhere I've seen? The birds that stay for winter know how to deal with cold temperatures and the rest move south
Andrew Keir 1 month ago
That worked for the survivors ... not so much for the ones that died, but we don't see their bodies
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SteamedHam 1 month ago
As a Finnish I say also, that this is fake. Never saw or heard of these and birds that won't go south for winter, can hande cold. Also that pic is fake. Why does bird need light and also lights are nowadays led's so they do not generate any heat 🙄
Bob Brooce 1 month ago
Good concept, but why it it lighted? I'd think that birds prefer darkness for sleeping just as much as I do. Also, if it was right above the street light it might be possible to use waste heat from the street light for the heating. At the very least the top of the light could do double duty as the floor of the roost box.
Bob Brooce 1 month ago (edited)
Not only do some birds not fly south for the winter, some that do fly south start from very far north. The latitude in Finland ranges from about 60° to 70°, and there's very little land north of it so maybe every bird that does fly south flies farther south than southern Finland. I'm a bit north of 40° and near a major flyway, so there's an enormous amount of land northish of me. A lot of local bald eagles head south in the winter but we actually have more eagles in winter because of all the eagles that come down from farther north. Short-eared owls would be extremely unusual around here in the summer, but a nearby wildlife refuge is very well known for their presence in winter. Even in winter they're uncommon near me, but places along the east coast from Massachusetts to Long Island get snowy owls.
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Carrie Laughs 1 month ago
In answer to Zig Zag Wanderers question (that's the problem with downvoting - we can't then respond directly) fog represents a minute fraction of atmospheric water vapor, and the amount harvested is negligible in comparison to global hydrological cycles. Drought is a macro-level climate phenomenon caused primarily by lack of rainfall due to large-scale weather patterns and is often worsened by climate change, not localized water collection method. I don't think it's a question that warrants downvoting, without researching it, I'd not have had a clue.
AutumnGirl 1 month ago
I'm sorry, but this has been used in Chile (Atacama desert) for ages. We even have beers made from this water (look for «Atrapaniebla» beer). This is centuries old.
Grumpy old man 1 month ago
Thiis is centuries old, but again, utility compasnies cant monetize iir. Its DIY tech
Arthur Waite 1 month ago
Interesting picture. Why do the pipes run uphill? And the loose overflow running over the hillside, sure to erode the lands.
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#4
G A 1 month ago (edited)
It's AI. There was no photo at the time. Who could have taken it?
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CooperDooper81 1 month ago
And then as they're exposed to the weather and UV, they deteriorate and release tiny particles of micro plastic into the environment where it's impossible to retrieve. The only answer is to stop producing this stuff to begin with. There is quite literally no environmentally safe way of dealing with it.
David Paterson 1 month ago
The sulfuric acid and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons around the plant cause a huge air pollution problem.
#6
eric p 1 month ago
Leadership is a very generous term for mango mussolini....
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amy lee 1 month ago
One rotation of one of the big ones will generate enough electricity for a household. (Around 12kwh)
Moving Enigma 1 month ago
Can't be possible as the Orange Blob says that they are "fake energy". /s
Earonn - 1 month ago
Unlike what some people said, there are actually smart solutions to store this energy (one of which will be very profitable for countries like Scotland, which is why we don't need to care about how much oil is left - but it's never mentioned on the national broadcast, so most people don't know about it)
Manny 1 month ago
That's BS. This world is no where near relying just on wind and solar. That's why coal plants, nuclear and oil are still needed to produce the energy needed for this overpopulated planet as it is. Energy companies are supplying with batteries and renewable energy as I work for one.
Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
Dead whales, dead birds, dead bats, we should learn to eat, 'Windkill.'
CatD 1 month ago
Actually big glass buildings like Trump made kíll more birds.
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#7
Mari 1 month ago
Even adults who believe all the ridiculous conspiracy theories should be banned from the internet.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
And so has Australia. Only when it is banned completely will the healing of society begin, however.
Emilu 1 month ago
Yup, ours is 16 and under though. I still don't see how it'll work in actuality, but hey, good luck to them.
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Peter Bear 1 month ago
Yeah, too bad that's unenforceable and will never work. Kids are going to keep being kids.
KC Lancaster 1 month ago
It is, but it puts it back on the parents. If the parents don't care, nothing can be done, of course. If they do, it's like using locks on channel streaming. Sure, they can go to a friend's house to get around it, their parents will probably find out, etc.
Load More Replies... Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
There's no need to be on social media even at 15. All it does is make people put up staged photos of their life. Then they look at all the other staged photos and think their normal life must suck.
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
Australia banned it first, it comes into effect on the 10th December.
How about no 1 month ago
In Germany kids to age 13 are technically banned and no one cares. How do you enforce a rule like that? When Katie (18f) is actually Robert (56m)?
Thomas Grant 1 month ago
That's like saying why have speed limits when people still speed and dont care.
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Ursula Walker 1 month ago
And the ban for under 16s in Australia is about to come into force on December 10.
#8
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
Will be handy for bömb shelters in the near future, perhaps ....
EJN 1 month ago
In the USA, you don't find this kind of innovative approach, because owners of businesses often feel entitled to not employ the unemployed, such as the homeless, unless they receive some monetary advantage from doing so. In other words, they don't invest in anything that specifically helps people unless it gives them extra money or extra advantage. For Americans, money is just about the only motivating factor, most unfortunately.
#9
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Wow! Humanity invented a surface that acts like a natural surface!
Rafael 1 month ago
But this one allows you to pave streets and replace dirt with no functional loss, so good thing
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Michael P. 1 month ago
It's better than using asphalt. Yes, they repaved the road using asphalt but in 5-10 years, the road would be worn out due to the weight of the cars driving by and the amount of road salt and brine used in a snow storm and fluctuating temperatures in the winter.
Rick Murray 1 month ago
Typical. One guy actually doing the work, and the manager with a clipboard making sure the guy actually doing the work is actually doing the work.
Andrew Keir 1 month ago
In UK we have potholes which fulfil this need, not so handy if you're cycling though ...
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#10
Oskar vanZandt 1 month ago
This is the kind of thing ALL governments should be working on... Rather than war-mongring and stoking the flames of capitalism that are razing our planet as we increase our mindless consumption.
Day Andie 1 month ago
That sounds suspiciously like anti-capitalism propaganda promoted by some organized antifa terrorists! Count me in, bro.
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Nils Skirnir 1 month ago
And many other things, except possibly weaponry and certainly wealth gap
Load More Replies... Arthur Waite 1 month ago
Is seaweed actually edible? I don't recall seeing it in any recipe or food-review. Maybe called something else.
Bartlet for world domination 1 month ago (edited)
Look at the dark green leaf around your sushi. That's nori, and it's a kind of seaweed.
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#11
Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
Thank you. I was wondering how hemp doesn't burn.
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Nikole 1 month ago
I KNOW! Another stupid/destructive thing this administration has done that has gotten almost NO media coverage.
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April Pickett 1 month ago
So, if the outside of the house is wood, but there is hempcrete insulation, nothing inside would burn? Just the wooden outside?
Lazy Panda 2 1 month ago
It depends if the fire has a means to pass. I'm going to assume it won't be 100% covered in hempcrete, so the fire could jump. But the chances are hugely reduced.
Load More Replies... Bartlet for world domination 1 month ago
The stronger the fiber in the hemp plants, the weaker the psychoactive effect of the flowers. So you can smoke the flowers of windbreak hemp, but you'll get nothing but a headache.
#12
Alder 1 month ago
I've been running each of these images through google image search, and I can't find an original source for this one - the little kennels do exist, but all references to the 'Germany doing this' seem to go back to facebook/tiktok/instagram, with no original report. (It could be buried on a later page of google to be fair, I don't have the time to do *that* much research...!)
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
I used to get my dog to 'stay' outside shops. Only once did some busybodies try to 'help' by taking her away, apparently because she didn't have a lead. They did look funny trying to shift her while she totally ignored them and carried on looking out for my return 😅
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#13
Oskar vanZandt 1 month ago
Investing in their people and country, not just lining multi-millionaires/billionaires' pockets...
Peter Bear 1 month ago
It's called 'democratic socialism', and unlike capitalism or communism, it actually works.
Load More Replies... Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
You mean there are countries who are not only not in debt. But also able to actually save? Amazing!
Becky Samuel 1 month ago
Yes. By selling off vast reserves of fossil fuels and footing the rest of the world with the bill for the pollution.
Load More Replies... April Pickett 1 month ago
It's good to know that there is a country with common sense, concern for their citizens, and the ability to provide a safe life for their citizens.
Andrew Keir 1 month ago
Whereas in US the national debt is about $105,000 from every inhabitant ...
Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
Not being the 'World's Police Force' is a great way to invest taxpayer dollars on homeland citizens. However, the 'War Culture' has thrived since the days of FDR!
Rich Black 1 month ago
meanwhile, in the USA, we have a national debt of $38 trillion - $380,000 for every family.
#14
Earonn - 1 month ago
Rayon doesn't biodegrade in 50 days, though. Otherwise the sock knitting yarn would be not as good as it is...
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Deborah B 1 month ago
What conditions does it degrade in? If it's not shelf-stable, 50 days is likely too short a life span for supply chains to consistantly get it from a centralised manufacturer to the end user without it degrading. If it requires specific conditions to biodegrade, the bulk of it may still end up in landfill. Also: What byproducts will be produced, and how much? Methane and CO2 are produced by biodegrading material, and both are greenhouse gasses that contribute to global warming. Combine that with the production process, and it may not actually be much (or any) improvement over petroleum-based plastic.
Fransanchez 1 month ago
take away containers, disposable cutlery, water bottles.......
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#15
Miracle Max 1 month ago
However, producing hydrogen requires energy and the most common processes DO create CO2
Toothless Feline 1 month ago
Still releases less emissions than fossil fuel trains. Net improvement.
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
I remember seeing this technology on Tomorrow's World in the 70s. It took 50 years to make it happen? Sheesh!
Auntriarch 1 month ago
I used to love that programme. Be interesting to revisit it and see how much was pure Jetsons.
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#16
Rich Black 1 month ago
great idea. upvoted. cities should do this with effluent being sent to the sea.
#17
Sooke Felis 1 month ago
Imagine sitting there in high winds and all of a sudden your bus stop starts flying 🤣
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Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
A great idea for the US, where the wind turbine fan blades are not recyclable.
SteamedHam 1 month ago
Never seen or heard of these here in Finland. Might be a couple somewhere, but not a common thing.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
We'll have an infinite supply of these if we use expired wind turbine blades instead of putting them in landfills. Just saying....
#18
Doofnuts 1 month ago
My property at night-----zero noise. It's actually kind of weird to experience.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
My property at night: a cacophony of noise! I love the tropics 😍
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Beak Hookage 1 month ago
Most of the bushland around here is full of screeching cockatoos!
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#19
Emilu 1 month ago
That is a beautiful way of referring to AI. I'm borrowing that. 😆
Load More Replies... David Paterson 1 month ago
Good idea. I wish I'd thought of that. Data centres can generate an enormous amount of waste heat.
KC Lancaster 1 month ago
Finland has a LOT of great forward-thinking ideas! I wish we could take progressive multi-useful tips like this from all parts of the world in the US!
Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
Holland, Michigan, USA, uses the heat from their electrical generating plant to keep many streets and sidewalks snow and ice free in their principle shopping district.
#20
Russell Bowman 1 month ago
It is called MRI-Guided Cryoablation ... the MRI is used to "see" and the Cryoablation uses needles to inject extremely cold gas to freeze abnormal tissue. This was developed in the late 1990s.
Hiram's Friend 1 month ago
We were doing this at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with portable x-ray equipment 25 years ago.
Load More Replies... Emilu 1 month ago
I'm still scarred by anything MRI-related from the most recent Final Destination movie. I had an MRI recently and the nurse mentioned something about putting the key to the locker (where you kept your personal items whilst you had the MRI) on a hook, and I said something along the lines of "that isn't going to fly at me and stab me in the face, is it?" She laughed and said "I know what movie you've seen recently."
Al Padilla 1 month ago
And the main side effect after having a few scans is that you'll point north.
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zatrisha 1 month ago
No, you don't have to activate them and unfortunately they don't generate as much electricity as roof panels because they are not oriented towards the sun.
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arthbach 1 month ago
This sounds more like solar-piezoelectric panels. Electricity is generated from solar panels, and, it's also generated by the piezoelectric electric when the panels are walked on. There's a great idea of using the piezoelectric panels, and using the electricity to trigger the streetlights coming on within a few hundred meters of the person walking on them. This way the lights are only on when people are actually using the street. The rest of the time it's dark.
Jeremy James 1 month ago
There aren't a lot of ways to do that that don't also increase fuel consumption. (E.g., Road panels would increase roll-resistance and require more fuel.) But there are some new technologies like regenerative breaks and suspension that reclaim energy that is normally wasted as heat.
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#22
Moving Enigma 1 month ago
Norway has a lot of really cool things on here, I'm impressed and jealous lol.
Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 1 month ago
I remember some trains blasting wolf noises to get deer herds off the tracks
meeeeeeeeeeee 1 month ago
The other oil baron countries don't seem to do it, though.
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rustyscate 1 month ago
People get access codes for sleeping capsules in the Netherlands through partnerships with local housing groups and social services. Outreach workers use QR codes and a mobile app to schedule stays, manage check-ins, and provide assistance to registered users, who are typically individuals experiencing homelessness. These are also available in Norway and possibly other places but that’s as far as my research interest went.
Emilu 1 month ago
Thank you! I was just writing a comment wondering this exact question until I saw your comment.
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The Big Bad 1 month ago
I have not seen these yet. At the same time there are so much more homeless people than say 20 years ago... It's so sad. Much more people fall through the cracks, people who worked hard, did well and than had a few years of bad luck.
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 1 month ago
Not "instead" of housing. This IS housing for those who need it most.
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Kit Black 1 month ago
Wrong. Only applies to students from within the E.U. They also caution that many students do not seem to realize that Norway is a very HCOL country, and living expenses are not covered.
Lazy Panda 2 1 month ago
Any EU country allows any EU citizen to study at HE at the same cost of a domestic student.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
When you have plentiful oil, lots of public services can be affordable!
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#25
Kit Black 1 month ago
1 town in Spain tried to do this with a few old phone booths. It didn't work out, because all they could fit was a desk height shelf and a stool...
rustyscate 1 month ago
Spain Finland and Japan are all repurposing phone booths. In Japan they make some into tropical aquariums!
#26
Auntriarch 1 month ago
We had them in Nigeria in the 50s, like Ali Baba jars about 4' tall. They would keep your butter fresh for days.
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Kit Black 1 month ago
They're about the size of a gallon jug of milk, and they're not ~refrigerators~ - they're more like veggie bins for desert climate where low humidity & high temps cause fresh veg to wither- they have to be placed in a shady but breezy area and watered three times a day. It basically keeps the fruit or veg moist...
Hugo 1 month ago
The yellow thing looks like a gallon can. The clay things are _much_ larger.
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Debby Keir 1 month ago
We used to have a camping fridge like that in the 50's square clay box with a dip in the top for water.
Rali Meyer 1 month ago
"can lower the internal temperature by approximately 10–15 degrees Celsius (18–27 degrees Fahrenheit) below the ambient outside temperature". That 40°C, minus 15K = 25°C. Not really refrigerating.
Andrew Keir 1 month ago
Sometimes you have to do what you can, with what you've got.
Load More Replies... Day Andie 1 month ago
Yes, old technology. Middle Eastern examples are the most well known.
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Lazy Panda 2 1 month ago
Don't know why Cara got downvoted. Some of us just don't like papaya, no need to be nasty.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 month ago (edited)
I think they probably got downvoted because there's no need to post a comment like that, IMO. So you don't like papaya - that's fine. There is absolutely no pressing need to take the time to make a comment about how you think it tastes like vomit. We all have opinions, but we don't need to share ALL of them, if that makes sense. I'm not saying that every comment that everyone posts has to be positive, upbeat, and happy (I've said plenty of sad depressing things on BP) but more like - why make a comment like that? What's the point? What do you get out of it? and so on. If you're going to say "no need to be nasty", then that ALSO applies to being "nasty" about papaya. I don't downvote unless it's literal spam, but I imagine Cara is getting downvoted by people who disagree with their opinion.
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#28
Jane Doe-Doe 1 month ago
Fantastic idea but I think in a lot of countries they would sadly get vandalised
Nils Skirnir 1 month ago
And it’s not at all common in Japan. Can guarantee that Japan has some of the most anti-homeless rules in the industrial world
Load More Replies... Emilu 1 month ago
We have so many examples of this where I am. If the Melbourne City council put half the money into housing that they did into hostile architecture... but it's a council. Working where I do, you learn just what pieces of shit councils are.
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Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
Why not build actual housing instead of making homeless people sleep on benches?
Shark Lady 1 month ago
There are apparently a lot of empty houses in Japan due to their decreasing population. They should be utilised rather than left empty.
Load More Replies... Drop Bear from Hell 1 month ago
In some countries authorities deliberately instal points in the benches so people cannot lie down.
Never Snarky 1 month ago
In the US, the benches are made uncomfortable to sit on much less sleep on. Gotta keep those homeless folks off.
Rich Black 1 month ago
in US cities we put spikes on the benches to prevent anyone from sleeping on them
#29
Russell Bowman 1 month ago
That would be a heck of a lot of weight to move around ... one 100W panel weighs about 10Kilos.
rustyscate 1 month ago
That picture is fake. The real ones have much smaller solar panel’s that are used solely for charging devices and a bit of light. It’s not that crazy since you can go to Home Depot and buy a solar back pack to charge things on the go.
Grumpy old man 1 month ago
Homeless people have more problems than just being homelless. People with houses have mental, physical, financial problems..
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#30
Agfox 1 month ago
It doesn't operate like a vacuum cleaner. From an online search: the Ocean Vacuum works by drifting along with the currents, forming a massive U-shape that funnels plastic into its centre. A three-metre-deep screen hangs below the surface, catching debris from ghost fishing nets to bottle caps. Once trapped, the waste gathers in a retention zone until a support vessel arrives to haul it away.
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Jan 1 month ago
And then what. The plastic doesn't go away so is it just relocated somewhere else to become a problem for someone else?
Andrew Keir 1 month ago
It's less likely to cause difficulties for fish, people etc if it's in a silo somewhere. If it's in sea-water it will end up in people.
Load More Replies... David Paterson 1 month ago
This works very well on heavily polluted rivers such as the Mekong River.
Al Padilla 1 month ago
For a second, I thought that was a Pepsi logo in the left upper corner....
#31
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Excellent! My youthful experiments will keep me alive for a few more decades ....
rustyscate 1 month ago
In lab experiments, human lung and skin cells treated with psilocin showed a significant delay in senescence (the state where cells stop dividing and go dormant), with some treated cells living up to 57% longer than untreated ones. While the findings are promising and "open a new frontier" in anti-aging research, scientists caution that these are preclinical results and much more research is needed. Not for Human Use Yet: The study did not involve human clinical trials for anti-aging purposes. It is a large leap from lab-grown cells and mice to human application.
Rich Black 1 month ago
this only works for skin and lung cells. shop Amazon prime for best deals on psilocybin!
#32
Ace 1 month ago
Another annoying fake AI picture. The actual device is a camera on a pair of spectacles which sends signals to an implant behind the eye which converts them into signals on the optic nerve. It gives some level of improvements for some people who lost their sight due to a particular illness.
#33
Kit Black 1 month ago
Nope. They proved the existence of T cells, which already do this. They have no idea why it doesn't always work nor have they ~discovered~ how to make it do so
Ace 1 month ago
Specifically, they found a particular type, called a 'regulatory T cell', as well as certain mutations that can happen in the genetic code that controls it and lead to autoimmune diseases.
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Ace 1 month ago
This is not a cure for autoimmune diseases but they now have a better understanding of the mechanism that can cause them, i.e. a deficiency in this type of cell.
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rustyscate 1 month ago
This is a great idea. I just looked into for a very long time though and there are a lot of factories being refurbished by many different architects for different purposes each. Most are architectural displays kinda of like living portfolios. There are some that are giant single family homes. There is one that will have 27 units to rent or buy and another that is transformed in to an artist “colony”, is the best word I can think of. So yes all of these things are true but in different locations and they don’t appear to be free by any means.
Rich Black 1 month ago
"swap skills for rent." this sounds like it could take a dark turn quickly . . .
DoriBen 1 month ago
I agree... there would have to be a 24/7 safety patrol to keep the "idiots" away from each other. Also very strict and enforced rules to keep the peace.
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Russell Bowman 1 month ago
Concrete and plants ... not a good combination. Plants over time do a lot of damage to concrete.
DoriBen 1 month ago
It all depends on what the walls are made of... if it's an organic material that plants thrive on ...NO! If the plants just hang on it ... Ok. I'm sure that they already thought about all the do's and don'ts.
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#36
CD Mills 1 month ago
I wonder if something like that would help with tinnitus? I wish SOMETHING would!
WindySwede 1 month ago
There is this thing that they started to try. But there are different reasons for tinnitus, so one might hope this would work for every resons. Tensioning jaws, some medics can result in tinnitus, etc.
Load More Replies... Robin Roper 1 month ago
Having lost 99% of my hearing to Ménière's, I will gladly be the first human subject volunteer. Cochlear Implants are wonderful, but I miss music and "normal" sound.
Ace 1 month ago
The more of these I read the more annoying they become. They've induced some improvements in a small number of deaf people with specific conditions causing it. the 430 million is the total number of people in the world with hearing loss, most of whom would not benefit from what they've so far discovered.
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Chich the witch 1 month ago
"In breaking news, the cutest serial killer has just been apprehended"
CD Mills 1 month ago
Can you imagine being set up for a mu.rder or ro,bbery by a criminal Koala?
Lotekguy 1 month ago
How would you get the victim into a eucalyptus tree?
Load More Replies... Peter Bear 1 month ago
Proof that fingerprint 'evidence' is anything but. Makes you wonder how many people have been wrongfully convicted as a result of pseudoscience like this, doesn't it?
hannahbahngswife 1 month ago (edited)
Calling fingerprints pseudoscience is wild. What are you assuming? A koala committed a m****r and a human was accused of it? All humans have different fingerprints from each other. What you should wonder is how many criminals were almost never convicted if it wasn't for fingerprints being used.
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Rebecca Joan 1 month ago
I’m one of them. 42 and never been in a relationship in my adult life, despite having a s**t ton of friends, Romance just never worked out for me. 🤷🏻♀️There is still time, but the older I get the more set in my way I become, and I already have pretty much everything else in my life beside a romantic partner, so unless someone is gonna enhance what I already have, I’ll be single til I croak…
Jill Jones 1 month ago
I was 42 when I got married. Seriously, stay single it is so much cheaper and a lot less stressful.
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Colleen Glim 1 month ago (edited)
There’s nothing wrong with being a crazy cat person as long as you are happy with your life
Lady Eowyn 1 month ago
I'm 70, and still single by choice. There's nothing wrong with being single.
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 1 month ago
Me. 45 and have never had a relationship, ever. Or friends. Social anxiety kills you inside and not many people understand -_-
Emilu 1 month ago (edited)
*High five in social anxiety solidarity* My last partner dumped me *because* of my social anxiety, actually. My mum had organised a surprise dinner for my birthday, and ex tried to hide it by saying his mum was having a birthday party. This is my idea of terrifying and torture all rolled into one, and he should have known this because we'd discussed it (my social anxiety) prior. When I showed reluctance, he spilled the tea on the dinner and dumped me because "it showed how much I didn't care about him/his family".
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Ace 1 month ago (edited)
FAKE! That's an AI generated picture - the text on the sign above them is not real language. And the fridges look like standard supermarket ones, which would be completely unsuitable for outside use. Edit: and bread does not need refrigerating anyway.
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 1 month ago (edited)
What do you mean? I love me a good Bread Vaukerie Bouibelnc.
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Kit Black 1 month ago
Nope... they've started putting vending machines in villages that don't have bakeries.
Crissy Newbury 1 month ago
You can buy a baguette for €1 from a vending machine. Also pizza. In France.
#40
CD Mills 1 month ago
Note to self: Do not get into a wreck on a Mexican highway unless you want countless piercings.
Kit Black 1 month ago
Not even close. Mexico city is allowing an experiment that puts greenery on highway supports.
rustyscate 1 month ago
Yes, there are highways in Mexico with cacti in the medians. Engineers in Mexico are intentionally planting dense rows of native species like nopal (prickly pear) and organ pipe cactus in major road medians as a sustainable infrastructure
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
They invented a nature strip? Amazing! I've never seen one before. Oh, wait...
#41
Rick Murray 1 month ago
Because there's nothing electrical/metal stuff loves more than proximity to salt water...
Laszlo Larthlanc 1 month ago
Yeah, I know. It's too bad you can't build nuclear subs out of steel, isn't it?
Load More Replies... CD Mills 1 month ago
Do they? I find it hard to believe anything that comes out of China, information-wise. They are known as international liars and cheats.
David Paterson 1 month ago
That's old. China contained international liars and cheats at about the same time as the USA and Britain did. 50 years ago and earlier. Not today.
Load More Replies... Nikki Sevven 1 month ago
If the ocean is keeping the data centers cool, then the data centers must be heating up the ocean. Not really a great tradeoff, all things considered.
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 1 month ago
Good question. Let me ask ChatGPT. /s
Load More Replies... Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
This is a terrible ecological idea! Heating of the oceans causes more Global Warming than any sort of 'Feedlot Animals.' Reference 'El Nino' events.
#42
Bob Brooce 1 month ago
If you think Antarctica is cold, just imagine how cold it would be if there weren't any volcanoes. Some volcanoes were already known, but 91 have been discovered under the ice cap, nut "under Antarctica". Also, TIL. picture next
David Paterson 1 month ago
91 newly discovered. Few if any of these are known to be active. Mount Erebus is active, but that's been known for centuries.
#43
Debby Keir 1 month ago (edited)
Use a thief to catch a thief - AI generated answer.....*The idea of heated water trays at bus stops in Iceland is an online rumor/concept that has been widely circulated on social media, often with AI-generated images. While Iceland does use extensive geothermal energy to heat sidewalks and some bus shelters, there is no evidence of a widespread system of public heated water trays for general use or for animals*
Drop Bear from Hell 1 month ago
Wouldn't all the dirt and sludge from the road also end up if these tubs are set at road level?
rypm6k4pgf 1 month ago
Does not exist. Which makes me assume that many other “facts” here don’t either
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Shark Lady 1 month ago
Street lighting at night, especially in cities, disrupts nocturnal wildlife.
David Paterson 1 month ago
Especially outside cities, in the countryside where it radically disrupts flight paths of night flying animals. Australia's fruit bats and rainbow lorikeets love night lighting in city centres, for some reason.
Load More Replies... Hiram's Friend 1 month ago
And in 1956, Popular Mechanics predicted flying cars and dirigible cargo transport! There's an awful lot of "could" in these.
#45
AnSi Bae 1 month ago
I love algaes. ❤️ They're pretty and it's cool that they've been around for 3 billion years. They made enough oxygen that trees could exist. Literally they crawled so trees could run. 🌳 (The facts in the picture is wrong, trees are far better oxygen producers then algae, but these would be pretty at our local square, they can't grow trees there because of the roots)
Howl's sleeping castle 1 month ago
Omg that's my favourite poem. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Or, now bear with me here (eeeek, a bear!) we could plant trees. You know, those things that have been doing this for millions of years, and actually provide SOMETHING USEFUL!
AnSi Bae 1 month ago
Now lizard to me here (eeeek, a lizard!) every place can't grow trees. 😊 Roofs, compact ground, public squares or other narrow places. They are not substitutes for trees. (That comparison the pictures does here is ridiculous) But thesa are algaes and have also been doing this for BILLION of years, so don't look down on them please, 😥 they do also "actually provide SOMETHING usefull". (Fun tidbit: 3 billion years ago, the algae made all oxygen in a very very slow pace until trees, about 385 million years ago, could grow. Like in the: "They crawled so we could run" algaes crawled so trees could run. Algaes are really cool and also pretty, so a very decorative plant in my personal opinion)
Load More Replies... Kit Black 1 month ago
Nothing like adding a zero for cool points... Performs photosynthesis up to 10 to 15 times more efficiently than a real tree per square meter. Not ~100 trees~ worth...
Mr. Vash 1 month ago
Are you really googling every one of these facts and copy paste like you know this stuff? You don't know s**t Google master.
Load More Replies... Rich Black 1 month ago
so it's a fish tank full of algae. i get it. how often do i need to change the filter? can i grow shrimp in there too, and feed people?
#46
Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
China is kicking the USA's b**t with their innovation. We're so busy trying to live in the heyday of the past, that we're not moving forward.
Peter Bear 1 month ago
And that's 'conservative' in a nutshell. The inability to move forward because you fear change. Problem is, if you don't innovate, you stagnate. Conservatives have, quite literally, never been on the correct side of history. It's true that liberals aren't always right, but conservatives never are.
Load More Replies... Cuppa tea? 1 month ago
Commercial planes travel around 800-900km/h, the last time I checked it was more than 620.
Rich Black 1 month ago
While photobombing this picture, Communist Party Chairman wants to remind everyone that he has nearly 1MM uighurs in concentration camps, and has his military rehearsing their upcoming Taiwan invasion. "Resistance is futile!"
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Faster than some planes, yes. Planes mostly fly at around 500 mph, ie 800 kph. I've driven cars faster than SOME planes fly!
CD Mills 1 month ago
I'll only buy that if you mean you've driven some cars faster than Glider planes fly.
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Kit Black 1 month ago
Not exactly a brilliant innovation - literally a s***w up, and stuck with a tough decision and seconds to make it.He floored it and managed to jump a ten foot gap - but yeah - with twenty passengers.
Ace 1 month ago
If he'd braked the bus may have fallen into the gap, as the bridge was being opened by accident despite signals saying it was safe to proceed. Oh, and it was only inches off the road surface, nothing like the stupid FAKE AI picture shown here.
Load More Replies... Norfolk and good 1 month ago
No. His employer rewarded him with a day off and £10 (which was a weeks wages for a bus driver back then). The city also rewarded him with £35 and a weeks holiday for him and his family in Bournemouth.
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Rich Black 1 month ago
5 D? you mean it exists in 5 dimensions, including the 2 theoretical ones that have never been proved to exist? cool . . .
#49
Kit Black 1 month ago
Nope. They are working on new polypropylene barriers. But this is more facebook idiocy.
#50
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Although I'm dubious, this does sound like a great idea. After all, we know how cows make milk and how we make cheese from it, so we should be able to reproduce the process.
marianne eliza 1 month ago
If the milk isn't needed, the cows aren't either. Burger King here they come. BTW, this is almost identical to the "saving poor sheep from shearing by inventing artificial wool" screed posted by PETA-nut brains.
Mark Alexander 1 month ago
And, we're "sparing" again. From what? There's more steps between "cow" and "cheese" and a no time, let alone as a calve, is the cow endangered by either pressing or fermentation. I mean, cool more food, but they didn't do it to save the cows.
Julia Ford 1 month ago
Are you kidding me? Watch a video of a cow’s calf being driven away. It’s horrible. No one thinks about that.
Load More Replies... Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
'Bull Semen!' A dairy cow is worth its weight in gold. Calves are not sacrificed for milk production, they are sacrificed for VEAL production. Wein Schnitzel.
Rich Black 1 month ago
fungus cheese. what will they think of next? hope we don't end up finding out 20 years from now that fungus cheese is like asbestos or microplastics or DDT or microwaves or . . .
Day Andie 1 month ago
Ummm.... Fungi fermenters? So I'm kinda thinking this is like...toe jam?
Julia Ford 1 month ago
Calves are birthed and then taken from the mother. Watch a video of a cow chasing the calf on a truck, it’s heartbreaking.
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#51
WindySwede 1 month ago
They changed the title, and will prod do that again.
Load More Replies... David Paterson 1 month ago
Micro-zircons are some of the oldest minerals remaining on Earth. Far older than the oldest bulk rocks. They contain tiny inclusions which tell us about the Earth's natural environment circa 4 billion years ago. Fascinating stuff.
AnSi Bae 1 month ago
More like: The earth cooled down 4 billions years ago. All the water in the air cooled down, and because of that fell down like rain over a long time. That rain created the oceans. (Kind of cool, algae have been around 3 billion years and slowly made oxygen until trees and so on took over most of the job. I love algaes, they are so pretty.)
#52
#53
Kit Black 1 month ago
It's not a tree it's a shrub. A small one. It absorbs more nickel from the soil than any other plant - just enough to turn the sap turquoise. Yes we know how that works. No, it looks nothing like this and doesn't glow.
Ralph Vanloton 3 weeks ago
Cure cancer, not tree sap. But what if the tree sap could cure cancer...
#54
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
I don't think it's game changing at all. Expensive, but at least viable. Evaporation is cheaper, simpler and more environmentally friendly, but takes more space (they do have a lot, mind). I would work on that before filling the world with landfill in a few years.
#55
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
See the ACTUAL reports on this. A handful of mosquitoes were found, and nothing whatsoever to do with warming. It pays well to look at the sources of such news reports.
Debby Keir 1 month ago
*While a few individual specimens have been found, it is uncertain if a permanent, self-sustaining population has been established. *
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#56
Russell Bowman 1 month ago
That is not a representation of the aircraft ... more of a pipe dream. The real aircraft also carries ONE ...
Rich Black 1 month ago
bogus AI created photo. the actual "solar impulse" plane is much smaller, carries only 2 people, and looks like a glider with solar panels glued to the wings.
#57
Emilu 1 month ago
We need these here, so hopefully fucking ferals stop leaving their dog's shit everywhere.
UKGrandad 1 month ago
I get annoyed at those who bag the shít and then just leave it on the ground anyway, but the really vile ones are those who bag their dogs' shít then hang the bags from tree branches like grotesque Christmas decorations.
Load More Replies... AnSi Bae 1 month ago
Dog p*o in plastic bags? How does that work? 😯 Anyone knows and can tell me please?
Bi.Felicia 1 month ago
Some póo bags are just smaller sized regular plastic bags, that one would typically get back in the day to carry their shopping out, but many are made to be biodegradable. Not sure of the exact science behind it, but I'm sure a quick Google search will explain it.
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CD Mills 1 month ago
While this would be wonderful, I would like to see independent information. China cannot be trusted.
#59
Rich Black 1 month ago
quantum research can't even explain dark matter or dark energy. i don't believe it turns the present into the past.
Hugo 1 month ago
What happens at the level of subatomic particles has little relevance to the macro world.
Juririn 1 month ago
Lasers, transistors, MRI, GPS etc etc - all due to what’s happening at the level of subatomic particles.
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CD Mills 1 month ago
I don't buy this at all. So, not one single person is there to oversee and make note of any issues or problems that WILL happen? No maintenance crew at all? Are these mystical robots fixing themselves now?
Orchidoclaste 1 month ago
This one's actually true. Problem being, robots don't buy anything
Load More Replies... Kit Black 1 month ago
~largely~ automated. But if you don't think that this is the future, I really hope you're over fifty, so that retirement happens before you find out you're never getting another job. On the other hand, at that point, there might not be enough workers left to fund the lovely pyramid scheme that is our official social security system
Rich Black 1 month ago
the dystopian AI takeover has begun. we cannot fight what we cannot see. break out the flashlights!
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
So AI is evil and will take our jobs away, but China taking manufacturing jobs away is a good thing?
#61
Data1001 1 month ago
I doubt anyone except the most exceedlingly gullible human beings would ever think that photo was real.
Load More Replies... Al Padilla 1 month ago
Yes, Switzerland has built nanobots. And an article said they might at some time in the future, be able to help with clearing amyloid in Alzheimer's brains. And no, this has never been done. And no, memories were not restored, in weeks or otherwise. This is a bogus entry!
Rich Black 1 month ago
since scientists can't even agree on the cause of alzheimers, this is an amazing achievement.. break out the Nobel prize. Or Ig-nobel prize?
#62
David Paterson 1 month ago
The bulk of Taiwan's chip manufacturing capability was destroyed in an earthquake. It's taken them decades to recover.
Judes 1 month ago
Why would you doubt it? Taiwan has been developing such things for years. The company that announce the new chips, TSMC, has been around since the 1980s and currently makes other advanced chips.
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Rich Black 1 month ago
light already travels through fiber optic internet cables. this entry sounds like an AI "hallucination"
Kit Black 1 month ago
No, they ~teleported~ the quantum state of a particle, NOT the physical particle itself.
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Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Quite a confusing report when I look it up. They apparently can send information without sending light 'particles' (they're not really particles, they have no actual mass, but confusing part of physics this) by sending light particles. I haven't read the paper, but i think it may still be theoretical. 'Spooky action at a distance' might be possible eventually.
#64
Tyranamar Seuss 1 month ago
I have a feeling not a lot of people are going to want to eat their bus tickets.
Emilu 1 month ago
Lol. What do you do if the ticket inspector comes? "Oh sorry officer, I ate my ticket already." /s
Orchidoclaste 1 month ago
No. There was a marketing stunt in Germany a few years ago that involved "hemp" subway tickets. France is getting rid of physical tickets
Al Padilla 1 month ago
So the ticket transits through the passenger as she transits through the transit system. Reminds me of the cannibal who passed his neighbor in the woods.
quentariel 1 month ago
Printed bus tickets are rapidly getting replaced with digital ones anyway, so this is just useless.
#65
Miracle Max 1 month ago
Antarctica, see the little picture in the top left?
Load More Replies... Rich Black 1 month ago
so does that mean that sea levels will start falling, if 100 billion tons of water annually turn into polar ice?
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Well, if you look at the actual amount of change, it's absolutely minuscule compared to annual changes. The idea that ice would melt at -50C was always a bit risible anyway.
Rali Meyer 1 month ago
no. Global climate change. The same academics who named it global warming changed their minds
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Awenpotato 1 month ago
Lies and misleading image. Ringwoodite mineral store of water, not in any way an ocean
David Paterson 1 month ago
The Wikipedia article on "deep biosphere" is well worth reading. But that is only down to about 20 km beneath Earth's surface. The article referred to here only says that hydrated minerals exist in the Earth's mantle, which is not a "hidden ocean". On the other hand, Pluto does contain a sizeable "hidden ocean" of liquid water, possibly as big as all our surface oceans combined.
Rali Meyer 1 month ago
similar article also explain/claim that we have unlimited oil reserves
Load More Replies... Rich Black 1 month ago
in related news, it's not safe to drink or use for irrigation. worse than seawater.
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#68
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Actually I am seriously concerned by this. The environmental movement has become so warped that people actually believe that you can repeal the law of conservation of energy somehow, and get duped into believing such nonsense. It's a viral social media clickbait article. Don't believe everything you read on BP. Abraham Lincoln said that.
Russell Bowman 1 month ago
No such thing as free energy ... all those "wind turbines" will cause resistance (see Drag Coefficiency Difference) which will cause the driving engine(s) to use more power to sustain speed
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
Ha ha! The idea of a wind turbine on a train to capture energy used to be a physicists' joke. Now they think it's real? Wow! I am dumber for having read this.
Rich Black 1 month ago
this is also known as a perpetual motion machine, completely bogus. think about it. could an airplane capture more energy from the wind, than it needed to propel itself forwards? isn't anybody editing thes things?
Ace 1 month ago
Turbulence is addressed by improved aerodynamics, aka streamlining. Anything you do to try to 'harvest' energy from it will inevitably increase the overall drag on the train as a whole. No, this is as ludicrous as it sounds.
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David Paterson 1 month ago (edited)
Not silent, and 124 mph isn't all that fast. But an interesting observation. Did you know that Australia makes supersonic military drones? Australia is aiming for Mach 5 in the next iteration.
Rali Meyer 1 month ago
not that much of an attack speed, is it? I drove my car faster than that ;-)
Russell Bowman 1 month ago
So, like the Soviet Lun-class ekranoplan developed in the 1970's ... also was capable of 550 km/h/342 mph for 2000Km's
Rich Black 1 month ago
this is a variation of a soviet cold war era terror weapon which was abandoned. if turkeyie can make this work they deserve a nobel prize.
#70
Philly Bob 1 month ago
I screamed into my memory foam pillow once. It remembered and screamed back at me at 4AM and scared the shĭt of of me!
Sally Moen 1 month ago
Collective unconsciousness, I believe I remember reading about this. Theory of it that people used to have inborn memories of tribal history, so to speak, so you are born knowing things about the world and that helps you survive and be a part of your group of humans. If I remember right, this was wiped out or became less needed therefore we evolved out of it when we learned to use language, and I think it was written language.
Mark Alexander 1 month ago (edited)
I want to believe articles like this. I'm so grateful there are no links to that worthless "data" carp.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 1 month ago
Our collective apologies got to the universe for what it's been experiencing.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
I've explored a theory that BP is a figment of my imagination....
#71
shg stewart 1 month ago
Domestic sheep need to be sheared, or else they end up carrying tens of pounds of excess wool thar interferes with their ability to walk, see, and excrete.
Mark Alexander 1 month ago
That was my immediate reaction. DO YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO THOSE SHEEP?!?
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Emilu 1 month ago
What harms them is if you leave them unshorn for too long. Youtube link below.
Load More Replies... CD Mills 1 month ago
As someone who worked sheep on ranches for 25 years, I can tell you that sheep don't need to be "rescued" from being shorn. They would need to be rescued from the wool that would eventually stop the animal from being able to walk, feed, see or any other normal act! Whoever thought up this bucket of c**p needs to have it poured over their head!
persephone134 1 month ago
They may not like being shorn, but in my understanding it is a necessary procedure, or else they would collapse under the bulk of their wool.
Marie Adamson 1 month ago
I live in NZ and I have never heard of this - in fact, most of the claims in this whole article sound fake (not to mention almost all of the images are AI).
Spencer's slave no longer 1 month ago (edited)
I live in NZ too and I hadn't heard of it but it's true. They "grow" in biospheres using yeast and keratin fibres. It is not available commercially but when it is, it's expected to be in the premium price range and possibly more expensive than actual Merino wool.
Load More Replies... marianne eliza 1 month ago
So when the market for real wool crashes, all those now unneeded sheep will be load up for the dog food and glue factories.
#72
Moving Enigma 1 month ago
If only this was true. Sadly, whilst there has been a lot of break throughs in cold fusion over the last two years (including very real progress but the Canadians) we are still some years away from having industry viable child fusion.
CD Mills 1 month ago
I have to admit, 'child fusion' caught me off guard, but! Children do tend to have more energy than they need! LOL Great typo!
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago
Tinfoil hats on again, folks! The oil companies are probably trying to suppress this technology....
Rich Black 1 month ago (edited)
if canada actually had, we'd have read about this someplace more authoritative than "boned panda"
#73
Stardrop 1 month ago
WHAT THE F**K DOES THIS EVEN MEAN. THIS ENTIRE ARTICLE IS SO B******T THE LAST FEW "FACTS" AREN'T EVEN COHERENT SENTANCES. AND MORE AI GENERATED SLOP IMAGES.
Stardrop 1 month ago
someone's grandmother is going to see this and believe it...smh.
Load More Replies... Spencer's slave no longer 1 month ago
100% conspiracy theory. There is zero scientific evidence for this claim.
Sally Moen 1 month ago
Oh now I KNOW this post is a conspiracy theory! The truth is lots of power lines aren't developed under them, no homes, and there's open fields under them that can be and are utilized by bee keepers if there are flowering plants and berry bushes growing. The bees get the pollen from the flowers, make honey, and are unbothered by power lines, telephone lines, cell towers.
Rich Black 1 month ago
i checked the beehives near our own 5G cellular towers. The bees are still there - snug as a bug in a rug.
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CD Mills 1 month ago
What a wonderful, fact-free offering! FFS can we get articles with actual facts rather than AI and wishes! This was mostly BS!
Judes 1 month ago
Mostly, yes. There was the odd true thing in there, but it was mostly wishful thinking.
Load More Replies... persephone134 1 month ago
All these AI generated pictures... Is the entire article pure fiction?
Oskar vanZandt 1 month ago
I think it largely is... Unfortunately. Science fiction that may become fact.
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Ace 1 month ago (edited)
TBF none of this is original= BP content, just copied from an AI-generated Facebook page. What makes is worse is that there are so many requotes of its content across social media, by real people who've not even given a moment's thought as to the veracity of the claims.
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Auntriarch 1 month ago
This is the most egregious load of rats droppings I've ever read. BP should be ashamed.
Stardrop 1 month ago
i am going to flip my f*****g lid if i see one more g*****n ai generated b******t photo.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
Many many starred words. Very appropriate for your chosen name 🤣
Load More Replies... Grinchmas 1 month ago
This site is infested with tyrannical down voters who get their panties in a bunch whenever a comment takes them out of their stupor of stupidity
Grinchmas 1 month ago
Propped up by a false sense of moral superiority fed by feel good nonsense and green arrows
Load More Replies... CD Mills 1 month ago
What a wonderful, fact-free offering! FFS can we get articles with actual facts rather than AI and wishes! This was mostly BS!
Judes 1 month ago
Mostly, yes. There was the odd true thing in there, but it was mostly wishful thinking.
Load More Replies... persephone134 1 month ago
All these AI generated pictures... Is the entire article pure fiction?
Oskar vanZandt 1 month ago
I think it largely is... Unfortunately. Science fiction that may become fact.
Load More Replies... Ace 1 month ago (edited)
TBF none of this is original= BP content, just copied from an AI-generated Facebook page. What makes is worse is that there are so many requotes of its content across social media, by real people who've not even given a moment's thought as to the veracity of the claims.
Load More Replies... Auntriarch 1 month ago
This is the most egregious load of rats droppings I've ever read. BP should be ashamed.
Stardrop 1 month ago
i am going to flip my f*****g lid if i see one more g*****n ai generated b******t photo.
Zig Zag Wanderer 1 month ago (edited)
Many many starred words. Very appropriate for your chosen name 🤣
Load More Replies... Grinchmas 1 month ago
This site is infested with tyrannical down voters who get their panties in a bunch whenever a comment takes them out of their stupor of stupidity
Grinchmas 1 month ago
Propped up by a false sense of moral superiority fed by feel good nonsense and green arrows
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