Watch This Leaping Great White Shark Get Some Serious Air
• WiredThis awesome video shows a shark shooting out of the water like a Poseidon missile launched from an underwater submarine (seen at the 1:37 mark).
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Are Human Beings Programmable? Dr. José Delgado and Control of the Mind
• http://truthstreammedia.comWhen I post this, I'm really marking it in hopes of getting around to watching it later, and meanwhile putting it forward for your attention as well. But really, what better question than this to address in terms of where we stand on the independen
Here's How HTC and Samsung's Fingerprint Scanner Was Hacked
• http://www.popsci.comThe fingerprint scanner has raised questions since its first integration into the modern smartphone: is it secure, is it reliable, who will have access to my fingerprints?
Feds Funding Study to Examine Washingtonians' Bodily Waste for Marijuana Use
• http://thefreethoughtproject.comBack in December we reported that authorities are beginning to use 'sewage epidemiology' to track drug use in communities. This method analyzes sewage from wastewater treatment plants for certain metabolites, essentially looking through our bodil
China To Build A 6,300-Acre Solar Project In The Gobi Desert
• http://www.trueactivist.comThis development will generate enough electricity to supply over 1 million households.
Coca-Cola Spending Millions To Fund A Study Saying That Diet Doesn't Affect Weight Gain
• http://www.trueactivist.comAs we have been writing about in recent weeks, the industry of "science" has become so far removed from the fundamentals of the scientific method, that it can no longer be trusted.
Why It May Be Time To Stop Drinking Milk For Good
• arcleinIn many Western countries, milk consumption has been falling since the 1970s, and due to more people informing themselves on the dangers of dairy, consumption is well below recommended levels and that is good news for public health and bad news for t
The Dawn of GM Humans: BOY-1 Creator HS Tak on Our Inevitable Genetic Future
• http://motherboard.vice.com,BECKY FERREIRAFor the vast majority of our time on Earth, humans have been subject to the laws of natural selection like the rest of our planet's lifeforms. But recent history has yielded such a rapid-fire burst of genetic advances that it is now possible to mod
INVESTIGATION: Three days before Dr. Bradstreet was found dead in a river...
• http://www.naturalnews.comINVESTIGATION: Three days before Dr. Bradstreet was found dead in a river, U.S. govt. agents raided his research facility to seize a breakthrough cancer treatment called GcMAF
RESEARCHERS FOUND A WAY TO ERASE MEMORIES OF METH IN MICE
• http://www.popsci.com, By Claire MaldarelliA MAJOR STEPPING STONE FOR TREATING ADDICTION
New Carbon Fiber Looms Making Complex Parts More Attainable
• http://www.thefirearmblog.com, by Nathan S.Carbon fiber continues to press into the firearms market.
Tesla Unveils Dual Motor and Autopilot
• youtubeTesla CEO Elon Musk reveals Dual Motor All Wheel Drive Model S and Autopilot.
Recreating The 'Shocking' Origin Of Life In A Lab
• popsci.comChemical gardens show how life may have gotten its first spark
A Picture is Worth: Smartphones in 1930
• popularliberty.comThe smart phone is changing the way we live and work, and we are not the first to imagine its impact.
Graava actioncam promises videos that are all killer, no filler
• gizmag.comOne of the things that's tricky about using an actioncam is the fact that while you don't want to miss anything, you also don't want to search through a ton of raw footage in editing. That's why the Graava was created.
Silicon Valley Scientists 'Brightening' Clouds To Combat Climate Change
• sanfrancisco.cbslocal.comIn a Silicon Valley research lab, scientists are working on what might be considered the option of last resort for global warming.
MIT and Google's New Algorithm Removes Reflections and Fences From Photos
• popsci.comAll the better to #trend with
A New Kind Of Brain Scan Can See Your Pain, Literally
• popsci.comThe technique could help end the mystery--and the stigma--of chronic pain
Awesome Device Shows Where Patient's Veins Are Located
• True ActivistAnd now, a new device called the VeinViewer has been created, and it uses harmless, near-infrared light to show precisely where veins are located. The innovation takes the guess-work out of a process many people fear.
Designer babies are coming -- here's why some think that's a good thing
• http://www.techinsider.io, Kevin LoriaWhen two people decide to have a child, they're making a decision to pass on their DNA to a baby, with all the advantages and disadvantages written into that code.
Fifth Planned Parenthood Video...
• http://www.prisonplanet.com, Steve WatsonOfficial ensures "intact fetal cadavers" can be delivered
World's highest-performance single-molecule diode created
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Colin JeffreyAs electronics miniaturization heads towards a theoretical physical limit in the tens of nanometers, new methods of manufacturing are required to produce transistors, diodes, and other fundamental electronic components.
One Way to Fight California's Drought: Desalt the Ocean
• http://www.wired.com, ERIC NIILERTHE DROUGHT CURRENTLY shriveling the West Coast comes with an irony that the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge would recognize.
One Way to Fight California's Drought: Desalt the Ocean
• http://www.wired.com, ERIC NIILERTHE DROUGHT CURRENTLY shriveling the West Coast comes with an irony that the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge would recognize.
New Study: Cellphones Really ARE Causing Cancer
• True ActivistA recent meta-study proves that cell phone radiation is contributing to the development of brain tumors.
World's Widest Suspension Bridge Being Built Over Bosphorus
• http://www.voanews.comA new bridge, the widest in the world, being constructed over the Bosphorus Strait, will provide another transportation route connecting Europe and Asia.
Imaging tool lets scientists look inside brain at nanoscale resolution
• http://www.gizmag.comThe human brain contains more synapses than there are galaxies in the observable universe (to put a number on it, there are perhaps 100 trillion synapses versus 100 billion galaxies), and now scientists can see them all - individually.
Brightest aurora ever discovered in outer space
• http://www.redorbit.comIf you think the aurora on Earth is amazing, check this out: astronomers have discovered the first auroras ever seen outside of our solar system, and they're 1 million times brighter than any aurora witnessed on Earth.
Hackers can crack self-firing rifles, change targets
• http://www.redorbit.comAs if the mere existence of computer-augmented, self-aiming rifles wasn't worrisome enough, a pair of security experts claim to have discovered how someone could remotely gain access to the firearms, shutting them down or changing the target to one
Surgeons practice on 3D-printed models for kids' operations
• http://www.engadget.com, by Mariella MoonSurgeons at Boston Children's Hospital started using 3D-printed copies of patients' affected body parts to prepare for procedures last year.
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