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Repetition is the whole game | neuroplasticity is what lets the brain physically change based on what it keeps getting fed, and that's the key to emotional mastery, real potential and a better life. The default reactions…
Neuroplasticity and brain rot
What if sound waves replaced water and chemicals to put out fires? That's the Vortex Tech concept from 16 y/o Angela Karime Vinigas-Hernandez in Tamalapas, Mexico. Her device uses a battery, frequency generator,…
Angela Karime Vinigas-Hernandez Vortex Tech
A surgical robot stitching a corn kernel is insane
surgical robot stitches corn kernel
Somehow this guy ended up in a magazine called ugliest man alive, and I'm choosing to believe it was a shipping mix-up rather than anything intentional.
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Blonde woman in leather jacket reaction
The idea that what's underneath everything isn't matter but information, that's where Hans Peter Dürr landed. And he took it further, saying the human spirit doesn't stop when the body wears out but carries on without…
Scientists are suggesting consciousness doesn't actually come from neurons but instead travels through a hidden brain pathway at the speed of light #NatureScenery
New studies show gratitude physically alters brain structure, a change that ends up making people more positive and resilient overall
Twenty firsts in science and tech, sorted by who did them and when. The United States handled the Nuclear Weapon Test back in 1945, then followed up with the Hydrogen Bomb Test in 1952. India stepped in for its first…
First Successful Experiments in History
Glass domes on the Moon is the pitch Skyeports LLC is running with, and NASA is funding the study through the LUNGS project. The play: lunar soil gets melted down with microwave technology, then that molten glass gets…
Skyeports LUNGS glass habitats on the Moon
Quantum mechanics tells us a perfect vacuum isn't actually empty at all. It's packed with zero-point energy, defined by constant fluctuations that suggest empty space is brimming with mysterious energy. It serves as a…
It turns out cannabis protects brain cells instead of destroying them. Decades of research indicate cannabinoids reduce inflammation and oxidative stress in the brain, challenging common misconceptions about their…
The universe is actively rewriting its own physical laws and might end up looking nothing like what we know
The whole-body tracking system BRACE lets humanoid robots push back against hand forces while traversing uneven ground. It actively adjusts movements for slopes, handling objects, and shifting balance without needing…
BRACE humanoid robot testing Unitree G1
