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Scientists have found the complete set of all 5 DNA and RNA nucleobases on Asteroid Ryugu
>>223 (OP)
so what does this meanScientists have found the complete set of all 5 DNA and RNA nucleobases on Asteroid Ryugu
>>223 (OP)
so what does this meanIn 1998, Icelandic electrician Guðmundur Felix Grétarsson lost both arms following a devastating accident involving an 11,000-volt power line.
For 23 years, he lived without arms, unable to hug his daughters or perform everyday tasks independently. In January 2021, surgeons in Lyon, France, performed a groundbreaking operation, giving Felix the world's first double arm transplant involving the shoulders.
Following months of rehabilitation, Felix gradually regained movement and achieved something he had waited more than two decades for: hugging his daughters and grandchildren again.
He has since regained the ability to perform everyday activities, including brushing his teeth, dressing himself, and holding a glass.
>>210 (OP)
cyberpunk is now. kino.In 1998, Icelandic electrician Guðmundur Felix Grétarsson lost both arms following a devastating accident involving an 11,000-volt power line.
For 23 years, he lived without arms, unable to hug his daughters or perform everyday tasks independently. In January 2021, surgeons in Lyon, France, performed a groundbreaking operation, giving Felix the world's first double arm transplant involving the shoulders.
Following months of rehabilitation, Felix gradually regained movement and achieved something he had waited more than two decades for: hugging his daughters and grandchildren again.
He has since regained the ability to perform everyday activities, including brushing his teeth, dressing himself, and holding a glass.
>>210 (OP)
cyberpunk is now. kino.Two brain cells connecting to make a new pathway
>Some AI Researchers Are Taking Up Smoking as a 'Flex', Believing AI Will Cure Cancer, Palantir CTO Says
>Sankar described the behaviour as a sign of what he called 'mass psychosis' and 'social delusion' around AI. He argued that some people in Silicon Valley treat artificial general intelligence (AGI), a hypothetical system capable of performing a broad range of intellectual tasks at or beyond human capabilities, with almost religious devotion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXRDhZb-gcU
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ai-researchers-smoking-cancer-cure-palantir-cto-shyam-sankar-1825291
>>204 (OP)
Bearish>Some AI Researchers Are Taking Up Smoking as a 'Flex', Believing AI Will Cure Cancer, Palantir CTO Says
>Sankar described the behaviour as a sign of what he called 'mass psychosis' and 'social delusion' around AI. He argued that some people in Silicon Valley treat artificial general intelligence (AGI), a hypothetical system capable of performing a broad range of intellectual tasks at or beyond human capabilities, with almost religious devotion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXRDhZb-gcU
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ai-researchers-smoking-cancer-cure-palantir-cto-shyam-sankar-1825291
>>204 (OP)
BearishWe got human cheese before GTA VI
https://youtu.be/xgHKpFC8f8s?is=GdKk0fBog-6vTtuI
Scorpion venom is valued at roughly $39 million per gallon (3.8 liters), making it the most expensive liquid on Earth. In 2-3 weeks, the scorpions will provide another drop.
>>198 (OP)
that guy is rich>>198 (OP)
what the fuck is it used for?Scorpion venom is valued at roughly $39 million per gallon (3.8 liters), making it the most expensive liquid on Earth. In 2-3 weeks, the scorpions will provide another drop.
>>198 (OP)
that guy is rich>>198 (OP)
what the fuck is it used for?Heart beating outside the body while waiting to be transplanted.
Penguin egg whites turn clear when boiled
>>195 (OP)
i dont want to eat that>>195 (OP)
What's the evolutionary advantage of this?
White eggs camo too much in snow? >>195 (OP)
i dont want to eat that>>195 (OP)
What's the evolutionary advantage of this?
White eggs camo too much in snow? Cameron Underwood before and after receiving a face transplant in 2018.
>>193 (OP)
wow>>193 (OP)
wowA truck driver's face after 28 years of sun coming through his side window. Only the window side aged.
A truck driver's face after 28 years of sun coming through his side window. Only the window side aged.
https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/from-a-million-miles-away-nasa-camera-shows-moon-crossing-face-of-earth/
>>183 (OP)
moon look so bigMost Populous Mammals in the World are the Humans, slightly over Rats
https://www.worldatlas.com/animals/the-most-populous-mammals-in-the-world.html
>>182 (OP)
we beat rats? wtfMost Populous Mammals in the World are the Humans, slightly over Rats
https://www.worldatlas.com/animals/the-most-populous-mammals-in-the-world.html
Three gorges dam in china , so massive that it slowed down the earth rotation , increasing the day length by 0.06 microseconds when filled completely
>>180 (OP)
wow Three gorges dam in china , so massive that it slowed down the earth rotation , increasing the day length by 0.06 microseconds when filled completely
>>180 (OP)
wow NASA named a crated on the moon "Wan-Hoo", after 'Wan-Hu', an ancient Chinese official who strapped kites and 47 rockets to a chair in order to reach space. His body was never found.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wan-Hoo_(crater)
NASA named a crated on the moon "Wan-Hoo", after 'Wan-Hu', an ancient Chinese official who strapped kites and 47 rockets to a chair in order to reach space. His body was never found.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wan-Hoo_(crater)