Zuckerberg: VR Will Be Undistinguishable From Real Life
"I don’t think it’s going to be that long until we can create scenes with basically perfect fidelity."
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🎧 Saagar Enjeti: Russia's Massive Oil Profits As Sanctions Backfire
Western wartime sanctions towards Russia have backfired.
The Hypocrisy Of Formula One
Why is formula one competing in Gulf states that are attacking Yemen
Why Older Women Stop Wanting Sex
Women may have less sex as they age, but it’s not necessarily because they’ve lost interest in getting it on.
Evolution Of Breasts And Its Link To Intelligence
Why do women have breasts? Our primate relatives don’t have breasts
Climate Change-Related Deaths Declined 99%
The truth is that deaths from climate disasters have fallen dramatically because wealthier countries are much better at protecting citizens.
Can Men And Women Just Be Friends?
Only if we all thought like women.
Why Matthew McConaughey Is Wrong On Gun Control
Punishing the innocent by restricting their defenses doesn't reduce the number of killers—it just increases the number of victims.
Dating Apps And Their Underage Teen Problem
These apps aren't succeeding in keeping underaged teens off their platforms.
The Taliban Continue To Restrict Women
Women in universities are restricted in what they can wear, and restricted from teaching men or attending classes with them.
Porn Use And Its Link To Sexual Satisfaction For Men
Research on the negative effects of pornography use on relationships and sexual satisfaction has produced conflicting results
Instagram's Fake Followers
Instagram's $1.3 Billion fake followers Problem.
Research - Do Decisive People Actually Make Better Decisions?
Decisive people may be more confident in the choices they make but are they better at making decisions than the rest of us?
What Percentage Of People Are Non-Meat Eaters
There is a growing interest in the environmental, ethical, and health impacts of our diets.
Survey - What Is The Best Thing About Britain
When it comes to what is best about Britain, there is generational disagreement over the royal family
Using Skyscrapers For Renewable Energy Source
Researchers have come up with an ingenious idea to tackle our renewable energy storage woes.
Rising Cost Of Cooking Gas In Nigeria Causes Millions To Revert To Charcoal And Wood Burning
The spiralling costs of LPG will lead millions of Nigerians to revert to wood and charcoal
Decline In Numbers Of Researchers With Dual Chinese-U.S Affiliation
The decline might be another sign of the deteriorating political relationship between both countries.
Study Finds That Around 50 Million Twitter Accounts Are Fake
Between 9 percent and 15 percent of tweets come from fake accounts, according to new research.
A Pakistani Man Invites The Whole City Of Birmingham Alabama To His Wedding
In gratitude for his experience in Alabama, he invited the entire city to his wedding
No, The U.S Hasn't Had 288 School Shootings In 2022
If there were 288 school shootings in 2022 you’d think we’d have heard about it
Patriarchy Is Not The Cause Of Domestic Violence
Research consistently finds that women in heterosexual relationships tend to perpetrate violence against intimate partners as often as men.
The U.S Does Not Lead The World In Mass Shootings
If asked, most people would say the U.S leads the world in mass shooting
Brain Cells Linked To Parkinson's Disease Identified By Scientist
The subtype of brain cells that die in Parkinson’s disease has been discovered using a new technique.
More Than Half Of Psychology Studies Fail Reproducibility Test
Don’t trust everything you read in the psychology literature. In fact, two thirds of it should probably be distrusted.
The Impact Of Inflation On Teen Employment
The summer job is making a comeback, and inflation may be a factor.
Ukraine In Unity Is Crumbling In Europe
Concerns over NATO expansion and oil embargoes are dividing EU countries
Warren Buffett Says He Wouldn’t Buy All The Bitcoin In The World For $25
His latest remarks on cryptocurrency aren’t likely to inspire much love among its fans.
Study Shows Antidepressants Don't Improve Quality Of Life
Scientists still don’t know exactly how depression works — and, as it turns out, we might not really know how effective antidepressants are.
Woman Says Company Paid Her To Successfully Inject Ads Into Her Dreams
One woman says she took part in a Coors experiment that successfully infiltrated her dreams with advertisements for the domestic brewery.
Who Uses Twitter And How
U.S. adult Twitter users are younger and more likely to be Democrats. The most prolific 10% create 80% of tweets from adult U.S. users
Candian Census Shows How Many People Are Trans
One in three hundred Canadians identify as transgender or non-binary.
How Much Does The World Need Russian Gas?
The world's reliance on Russian gas is illustrated.
Research Shows How To Make Working From Home A Success
Virtual working is likely here to stay. Research can guide employers to enhance creativity online.
Russian Economy Is Holding On
With oil exports strong in April, Putin avoids economic ruin while hammering Ukraine.
'Triggering' Materials Does Not Increase Distress Or PTSD
The authors mention several limitations of this research such as using written material only and the overall small sample size.
Positive News - India Has Almost Wiped Out Extreme Poverty
India has almost eradicated extreme poverty and brought down consumption inequality to its lowest levels in 40 years.
Despite Heavy Lockdowns In China, Covid Keeps Rising
People are starving and the lockdowns aren't working
Scientists Create AI That Judges You As Your Mother-In-Law Would
AI so mirrored human judgment that it linked physical appearances, such as someone’s size or skin color, with other attributes
Doctor Shocked By Man With Worms Under His Skin
A Spanish man had a roundworm infection so bad that doctors could literally see the larvae slithering under his skin.
🎧 Study- Did Masking Kids Work?
A study conducted in Finland on the effects of Masking kids is broken down by Vinay Prasad, MD MPH; Physician & Associate Professor.
Kane Tanaka - World’s Oldest Person Dies Aged 119 In Japan
Kane Tanaka was born on January 2, 1903. In 2019, Tanaka was recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest living person.
Russia New World Ending Nuclear Weapon - Son Of Satan
The Russian military is prepared to launch three tests of its powerful new nuclear weapon, the RS-28 Sarmat, nicknamed "Satan II"
Exercising Can Help Prevent You From Getting A Cold
Exercising regularly is good for your immune system.
Research - Hiring Friends And Family Might Be Good For Business
Research implies that focusing on ability alone ignores the contribution to output of behavioural factors such as engagement and trust.
New Zealand High Court States Vaccine Mandate A Violation Of Human Rights
The landmark case means that the police and NZDF cannot be fired for refusing to take the experimental vaccine.
🎧 The BLM Scam
Krystal and Saagar dive into the investigative reporting over the past few months documenting the rampant fraud and corruption in BLM
Scientists Have Rejuvenated A 53 Years Old Woman's Skin To That Of A 23 Years Old
The eventual aim is to develop treatments for age-related diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and neurological disorders
Study - Divorce Has A Bigger Impact On Children Than Death
A new study has found that parental divorce had a larger impact than parental death on youth educational attainment.
Ukraine, Russia, And Xenophobia
Boycotting everything Russian – and blaming Russian society rather than Putin – is xenophobic