TIL that Alanis Morissette has a twin brother named Wade, who is also a musician.
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"On both Facebook and Instagram, we found no detectable effects of removing political ads on political knowledge, polarization, perceived legitimacy of the election, political participation ..., candidate favorability, and turnout," for both Democrats and Republicans.
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New study finds that Ozempic (and GLP-1 drugs in general) significantly reduces taste perception across all five basic tastes, though smell remains mostly unaffected.
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New preprint study shows remote work boosts entrepreneurship: remote employees are more likely to launch startups, and launch higher-quality startups, due to more time, flexibility, and reduced career risk.
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Feeling old: the Dutch song Watskeburt was released *20* years ago (May 17, 2005)
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New study shows that blockbuster movie releases are linked to higher stock market returns and lower market volatility in the following week, both in the U.S. and internationally.
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A new study finds that Apple's green bubble design reduces the social appeal of Android phones, making iPhone users less likely to switch and boosting Apple's market power; not by adding value, but by creating stigma for non-users.
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New study finds that Chicago gangs see "hyper surveillance" by police not as a worrisome threat, but as high-status validation
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TIL that when Poland's Karol Józef Wojtyła became Pope John Paul II in 1978, it marked the first time since 1523 that the Pope was not Italian.
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New study shows that using abbreviations in texting makes you seem insincere, and leads to fewer replies
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Find LinkedIn jobs posted in the past hour. Be first, not forgotten.
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New survey finds that "most U.S. Christians surveyed in 2025 prefer flexible spiritual practices — 47% pray when they feel led, 45% attend church weekly, and 43% give what they can — while technology plays a growing role, with 34% using it to learn and grow spiritually."
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New meta-analysis (10 studies, 4.6k participants) finds that temporary social media breaks don't actually boost mood or life satisfaction at all, despite the "detox" hype
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Another job in the process of being lost to AI: German voice actors who have become famous as eg "the voice of Tom Cruise"; this week they banded together in a Tiktok video arguing for their irreplacability - do they stand a chance?
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Threats delivered with visible anger are significantly more effective at achieving diplomatic objectives than calm ultimatums, according to new research that challenges conventional wisdom about international crisis negotiations.
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Drones Will Do Some Schlepping for Sherpas on Mount Everest
TIL that most countries did not officially end their "state of war" with Germany until 1950 or 1951.
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Eurovision rules Malta cannot use the word "Kant" (which means "sing" in Maltese) because it sounds too much like a swear word in English
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Simpsons voice actor Hank Azaria's NY Times article about AI's impact on voice acting
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Na 162 jaar dreigt einde voor iconische chocolademaker Droste: overname mislukt, personeel ontslagen
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Marketplace for unused footage?
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Over 40% of Facebook Posts are Likely AI-Generated (as of November 2024)
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Multiple people ill after Extinction Rebellion activists spread butyric acid at Dutch H&M; part of larger European campaign
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New and ad-free KNMI weather app ignites a storm of controversy, as commercial apps like Buienradar and Weeronline cry foul about "unfair competition"
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