Good boy! Dogs know what you're saying, study suggests
• https://www.yahoo.comBERLIN (AP) -- Scientists have found evidence to support what many dog owners have long believed: man's best friend really does understand some of what we're saying.
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Marijuana lowers baby boomer death rates, while alcohol causes massive increase
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) The baby boomer generation is literally drinking itself to death at a time when medical marijuana should be - and could be - saving their lives.
Zika hysteria could make intercourse illegal for those who are infected...
• http://www.naturalnews.comsimilar to HIV/AIDS carriers. (NaturalNews) Hysteria over the Zika virus continues to spread - with the help of government health authorities and the media - and the latest scare tactics could lead to the legal banning of sexual intercourse for
Disturbing Video Exposes Exactly How Modern Factories Produce Eggs [Watch]
• http://www.trueactivist.comThere's a BIG difference between the eggs sourced from local, happy hens, and the eggs delivered to grocery stores from factory farms.
Is Earth being contacted by ALIENS?
• dailymail.co.ukMystery radio signals coming from a sun-like star baffle scientists
Zika Update: Mass Chemical Spraying Before All Miami Dolphins Games To Officially Begin!
• http://www.dcclothesline.comIt's official. The Miami Dolphins NFL football team has announced that this fall before every home game massive chemical pesticide spraying will be conducted to supposedly combat Zika virus, the totally benign virus which just recently (last year i
Doctors make history by 'jump-starting' coma patient's brain with new technology
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) Scientists from UCLA recently performed a groundbreaking procedure that brought a 25-year-old man back to life. The anonymous man is the first coma patient to regain consciousness without having to undergo a dangerous and life-threateni
Scientists Want To Recreate Faces Of Criminals From Crime Scene DNA
• https://www.technocracy.news, By: Mark WaghornTechnocrats are ambitiously pushing DNA capabilities, but appear to be in a competition to see who can create the most spectacular headline discovery. Thus far, this appears to be pure speculation. ? TN Editor
'Future First': CRISPR Makes Biology The New Digital
• popsci.comThe "molecular scissors" are helping scientists to edit DNA
Forget Self-Driving Cars. Let's Make Self-Driving Living Rooms
• Wired.comThe imminent arrival of the self-driving car will change how people move around city streets, but they could do so much more.
Scientists Aim To Sync Up Proliferating Brain Maps
• https://www.technocracy.news, By: Anna VlasitsThanks to Obama's 'Brain Initiative' scientists are producing brain maps at an alarming speed, and the need has arisen to sync them into a composite map. ? TN Editor
World's blackest material is now world's blackest "spray paint"
• http://newatlas.com, Ben CoxworthSometimes, regular black just isn't good enough.
We could bring the woolly mammoth back to life, but should we?
• http://newatlas.com, Michael IrvingWhile a real-life Jurassic Park may not be opening any time soon, bringing back more recently-extinct species, like the woolly mammoth or the dodo, is a distinct possibility.
Scientists Develop 'Nanopores' That Inexpensively Filter the Salt Out of Seawater
• arcleinThere you have it, folks - the world's first thirsty water filter. We love it! The next steps for the researchers are partnering with manufacturers who can bring their modelled desalination technique to life. The first step will be testing, but
ONE YEAR LATER, FACE TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT JUST A NORMAL GUY
• http://www.popsci.com, By Alexandra OssolaHIS BODY HASN'T REJECTED HIS NEW FACE, AND HE CAN SEE AGAIN
Lucy Is A Robotic Daylighting System That Directs Sunlight Right Where You Need It
• http://www.trueactivist.comWe bet you didn't even know you wanted more sunlight in your home before you saw Lucy.
Years ago Russia researched the biological effects of microwave ovens... then banned them
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) What would your life be like if you didn't have a microwave oven? While your microwave certainly saves you time, is it slowly destroying your health? Not only do microwaves attract the most unhealthy, nutrient-depleted foods, but they a
Increasing Number Of Americans Are "Microdosing" On Psychedelics...
• http://www.zerohedge.com, by Michael KriegerIncreasing Number Of Americans Are "Microdosing" On Psychedelics To Enhance Mental Performance
Dear Internet: It's Time to Fix This Mess You Made
• http://www.wired.comDear Internet, it's been a while, right? We here at WIRED talk about you a lot (mostly good things!), and we'll admit it feels a little weird to address you directly. But we need to have a talk. And yeah, no, this is not going to be a fun one. Be
Doctors wake coma patient by JUMP-STARTING his brain using ultrasound
• http://www.mirror.co.uk, By Andrew GregoryWithin 24 hours the patient's responses had improved and in just three days he was fully conscious and had fist-bumped a doctor
Women are 'genetically programmed to have affairs'
• http://www.independent.co.uk, Matt Payton'Lifelong monogamy does not characterise the primary mating patterns of humans,' says Dr David Buss from the University of Texas
Pre-Emptive Cull: Scientists Discuss Chilling Ways To Stop A Zombie Outbreak
• Written By: Joanna Verran, Matthew CrossleyOne might think this is a spoof article, but it is quite serious. The author, Joanna Verran, is a Professor of Microbiology at Manchester Metropolitan University. That anyone would even have such a discussion in this context, with such rampant specul
Can marijuana shake up the toxic conventional skincare industry?
• http://www.naturalnews.comThere is a growing trend among consumers to seek natural products, whether it's the rise in demand for organic fruits and vegetables noted by major grocery store chains, or the burgeoning natural skincare industry.
'Artificial atom' created in graphene
• https://www.sciencedaily.comScientists have created tiny quantum dots in graphene
Fungi put to work extracting lithium from discarded batteries
• http://newatlas.com, Michael IrvingAt the heart of devices like smartphones, tablets and electric cars are rechargeable batteries, and at the heart of those is lithium. With demand growing, mining isn't sustainable long-term, so researchers are exploring the difficult task of reclaimi
Super flat material could extend life of Moore's Law
• http://newatlas.com, Eric MackResearchers could be fending off the demise of Moore's Law with the help of a new material that allows electrons to move from point A to point B faster.
New clothes dryer uses sound to dry clothes instead of heat, using 70% less energy
• http://www.naturalnews.comNew clothes dryer uses sound to dry clothes instead of heat, using 70% less energy Sunday, August 21, 2016 by: Daniel Barker Tags: ultrasonic dryer, energy usage, clothes drying Facebook (619) Twitter Ultrasonic dryer (NaturalNews) Much of
Ancient Cars vs. Modern Cars
• https://www.lewrockwell.comModern cars have been around a long time at least three decades, since the mid-late 1980s. This was the period when the first electronic fuel injection systems and ECUs (the computer that controls the fuel injection and other functions) were ins
Apple and Google Are Teaming Up to Kill Robocalls Forever
• http://www.wired.comRobocalls are more than an annoyance. They're a threat. Scammers, identity thieves, and other unsavory types use them to target victims. One particularly enterprising band of low-lifes even posed as IRS agents to pilfer $26.5 million from people.
The First Step To An Artificial Womb
• http://www.popsci.com, By Dave GershgornOne of 10 insane ideas that just might save the world
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