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Mark Zuckerberg appears to be making quite some moves in the artificial intelligence space, with Meta’s latest acquisition signaling the company’s serious commitment to achieving AI superintelligence. The tech giant has purchased a minority stake in Luxottica SA, the world’s largest eyewear manufacturer and the company behind Ray-Ban sunglasses, increasing their position from 3% to … Read more
New research is challenging long-held beliefs about protein quality, suggesting that plant-based proteins may be just as effective as animal sources for muscle building and maintenance. This is provided you consume adequate amounts and maintain consistent resistance training. According to nutrition expert Alan Aragon, recent controlled studies comparing vegan and omnivore diets have revealed surprising … Read more
UFC commentator and leading podcaster Joe Rogan recently explored one of the most pressing existential questions of our time: how artificial intelligence could potentially spell the end of humanity. He talked about it in a recent podcast episode with AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy. His research focuses on AI safety and control, and he presented a … Read more
Obesity loss has recently been revolutionized by a class of solutions that originated from an unlikely source: the venom of the Gila monster. These formulations, known as GLP-1 agonists, with semaglutide (marketed as Ozempic and Wegovy) leading the charge, represent one of the most significant breakthroughs in weight management medicine in decades. The story of … Read more
When seven-time world champion cliff diver Rhiannan Iffland encountered a bright red warning sign at Austria’s Area 47 adventure park, she made a decision that would spark international debate. The sign featured a crossed-out female figure stating, “Due to high risk of injury, women are not allowed to use this slide!” Despite the clear prohibition, … Read more
A Dublin courtroom became the unlikely scene of a d**g transaction when a convicted dealer decided to conduct business during his own sentencing hearing. It seems like some criminal habits are harder to break than others. Tony Roe, 30, was caught red-handed passing d**gs to a fellow defendant while waiting to learn his fate at … Read more
When it comes to avoiding unwanted romantic advances, female frogs have developed some surprisingly dramatic tactics that would make even the most skilled actors jealous. New research published in Royal Society Open Science reveals that European common frogs have mastered the art of deception, with some females literally playing dead to escape persistent male suitors. … Read more
A surprising interview has emerged featuring Chris Smith, a man whose romantic relationship with an AI chatbot has reached disturbing new heights. The situation got to a point where it potentially threatens his marriage and family life. The case has sparked widespread concern about the growing phenomenon of AI companionship and its impact on real … Read more
In a powerful discussion between neuroscientist Andrew Huberman and author Michael Easter, a sharp critique of modern comfort and its psychological consequences emerges. The conversation was centered on Easter’s book The Comfort Crisis. It reveals a troubling pattern: in trying to make life easier, we’ve inadvertently sabotaged the very things that make it fulfilling. From dopamine … Read more
In an interview that started out like a motivational speech and quickly spiraled into a parade of contradictions, former U.S. Women’s National Team backup goalie Ashlyn Harris managed to simultaneously preach about “choosing to be exceptional” and admit to being a complete emotional mess. What followed was a wildly entertaining exercise in self-importance, inconsistency, and … Read more
