Buddhist śramaṇas performing the traditional lamp-lighting ritual on Prabarana Purnima
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Nobody in the music distribution chain verifies identity, so anyone paying a few dollars a month can hijack a real band's page, post AI songs under their name, and pocket the royalties.
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Robot vacuums and other home gadgets are producing evidence around the clock, while the law governing it is still a patchwork.
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PISA results keep sliding across countries, and the evidence from school phone bans suggests they help high-schoolers, slowly and in more ways than test scores alone.
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Measles deaths do not become less real because the victim had an underlying condition, and once vaccine trust collapses, denial is harder to fight than the virus.
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US companies building AI data centers in South Africa are competing with residents for scarce water and power, so local groups want construction paused until operators disclose what they use.
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Every degree the temperature falls nudges heart attacks up a few days later, and that delay gives hospitals and patients time to prepare.
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Arab armies keep losing not because of bad equipment or Soviet doctrine, but because of a culture that puts obedience and face-saving ahead of fighting.
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Comb jellies may be the earliest branch of the animal tree, and if so, nervous systems and complex bodies evolved more than once.
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The Raptor engine did not get sleek because SpaceX reinvented it, but because it stripped out all the parts that existed only to debug an experimental engine.
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Treating finance writing as a long-running business, with a fixed platform, a fixed beat and a paywall, the author built 100,000 followers and 700 paying subscribers on X in just over a year.
