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Why Protection Matters More Than Strength
When it comes to attraction, we often assume that physical power speaks for itself. But new research suggests something subtler is at play: people care less about raw strength and more about a potential partner’s willingness to use it in their defense. In other words, protection over strength may be the deeper driver of attraction.
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The 300TB Spotify Clone and What It Reveals
When word spread about a 300TB Spotify copy circulating across the internet, it sounded almost unreal—a full replica of one of the world’s largest music libraries, allegedly downloaded and distributed by anonymous archivists. The story caught fire on Reddit and tech forums, not just for the scale, but for what it implied about the fragility
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A Judgment-Free Guide to Getting Started in DIY
For many people, getting started in DIY feels like standing at the edge of a deep, confusing toolbox. There are unfamiliar terms, endless tutorials, and a quiet fear of messing up. But every seasoned maker, woodworker, or home improver started exactly where you are—unsure, but curious. The real trick is learning how to begin without
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Are You Over-Maintaining Your Car?
Plenty of us fear letting our cars fall apart for lack of attention—but what about the opposite? Can you actually go too far with maintenance? The question of over-maintaining your car comes up often in mechanic circles. For some drivers, it’s almost a badge of pride: changing oil every 2,000 miles, swapping spark plugs annually,
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AI-Powered School Surveillance Raises New Alarms
If you’re a parent or teacher hearing about AI-powered school surveillance, it’s worth pausing before the next PTA meeting. This technology promises safer campuses—but it also quietly reshapes what “safety” feels like for students. In the next hour, you can look up what’s being installed in your district and ask how that data will be
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Rebooting Vision in Adults
For decades, doctors told adults with lazy eye that their vision was fixed for life—that the brain’s visual wiring had long since hardened. Now, researchers might be rewriting that rule. In a recent mouse study, scientists demonstrated that rebooting vision in adults could be possible by briefly and reversibly anesthetizing the retina of the weaker
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LG’s Smart TVs Finally Let You Remove the Copilot Shortcut
For months, owners of LG’s 2023 and 2024 smart TVs have been staring at a small but stubborn icon on their home screens: the Microsoft Copilot shortcut. It appeared quietly after a software update, and until now, it couldn’t be removed. With a new firmware revision, LG is finally allowing users to delete the previously