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4 Nonfiction Books Scientific American Recommended In June
From the sensory smog created by humans to the slithering snakes that teach us about climate change, the power of rivers, and even the persistence of tuberculosis, June brought a…
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New and Improved Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge Tipped
Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge: A New Slim Model in the Works The Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge has been the subject…
This flower smells like injured ants — and flies can’t resist it
The Japanese flower Vincetoxicum nakaianum has a rather morbid way of attracting its pollinators. Botanist Ko Mochizuki from the University…
What Is the Software Design Process? A Comprehensive Guide
Software design is a critical aspect of developing successful software products. It involves following a structured process from start to…
Expired Cans of Salmon, Decades Old, Preserve a Huge Surprise : ScienceAlert
Uncovering Marine Ecology Through Canned Salmon: A Surprising Discovery Exploring the depths of marine ecology can lead scientists to unexpected…
Cluely’s Roy Lee on the ragebait strategy for startup marketing
Why Startup Founders Should Focus on Going Viral Cluely’s Roy Lee recently spoke at Disrupt 2025 with a message for…
What TikTok’s U.S. Spin-off Means for Its Algorithm and Content Moderation
The TikTok algorithm has been a topic of much discussion lately, with the impending sale of the app's U.S. operations…
Visa just launched a protocol to secure the AI shopping boom — here’s what it means for merchants
Visa has announced the launch of a new security framework aimed at addressing the challenge of distinguishing between legitimate AI…
One Hand Clapping review: Provocative book sets out to solve the hard problem of consciousness
Aplysia californica in the lab of neuroscientist Nikolay KukushkinNikolay Kukushkin One Hand ClappingNikolay Kukushkin Swift Press (UK);Prometheus Books (US) “If…