Turnix suscitator (Barred Buttonquail) in Bhigwan, Maharashtra, India.
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There is no universal water target, and the most repeated hydration advice of all time traces back to a misread book passage and an obituary.
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Antidepressants are indeed overprescribed in the U.S., but that reflects systemic flaws in American healthcare rather than doctors' habits or patients' demands.
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Putting image generation inside the tool people use to verify facts destroyed trust faster than any fake image could.
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Anthropic and OpenAI know they are racing to release a narrow class of unsupervised, heavily armed, long-running AI agents, and because of Silicon Valley's salvationist faith they refuse to stop — which should make the public angry enough to act.
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Large language models are trained to produce only the safest, most agreeable text, while the greatest works tend to come from offenders who were once convicted and banned.
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Automattic's board voted founder and CEO Matt Mullenweg into a paid leave of absence and handed the interim CEO job to the CFO, while Mullenweg publicly called it a conspiracy behind his back.
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Zelda looks like a hero-rescues-princess story, but Link's endless childhood, the romance that never happens and his wardrobe keep cracking that heterosexual script open.
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The rock-bottom valuation of China's state-owned banks is not a market mistake: they must both make money and bail out the state, so their profits can be given away at any time.
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Europe's biggest cities need new housing worth well over two percent of their entire existing stock, and Britain's numbers likely look as bad as Ireland's.
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The wilderness lessons from that old computer game have barely aged: modern gadgets are a backup, and preparation is what actually keeps you alive.
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With AI-generated prose leaking into every text box, the only defence left for a writer is to write stranger and more like themselves.
