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Man builds electrified chessboard that shocks players for bad moves - Popular Science headline on Late Show with Colbert
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Mayá, the Korubo leader who now has the In Touch Messenger audio bible, was more blunt. “I don’t want missionaries to come to our village. If they do, we will club them.”
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The trees are in misery, and the birds are in misery. I don’t think they sing. They just screech in pain. …Taking a close look at what’s around us, there is some sort of harmony: it’s the harmony of overwhelming and collective murder. - Werner Herzog AZ Quotes
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Science Archaeology Mummified Austrian priest’s rectum played important role in preservation Archeologists uncovered a very unique preparation method. By Andrew Paul Published May 2, 2025 10:20 AM EDT
The designs are highlighted in a study published on April 8 in the journal PNAS Nexus
On 27 January 2006, Indian fishermen Sunder Raj and Pandit Tiwari, who had been attempting to illegally harvest crabs off North Sentinel Island, drifted towards the island after their boat's makeshift anchor failed during the night. They did not respond to warning calls from passing fishermen, and their boat drifted into the shallows near the island,[76] where a group of Sentinelese tribals attacked it and killed the fishermen with axes.[77] According to one report, the bodies were later put on bamboo stakes facing out to sea like scarecrows.[78] Three days later, an Indian Coast Guard helicopter, dispatched for the purpose, found the buried bodies.[13][76][79]
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Sent via form submission from Andrew Paul Name: Fox Mulder Email Address: FoxMulder@yahoo.com Subject: Drones Message: I'm sure you are a fantastic writer but I don't appreciate you doing the governments work and calling people crazy for seeing these Drones and Orbs. They are absolutely not regular drones or aircraft flying around like it's a regular Tuesday. The most interesting part of your piece is it for some reason mentions political lefts and right, and calls out someone for being politically right and reporting fake news. That's ridiculous. You write for a science publication and also 100% trust the government; two things that should never go hand in hand. The government has not come out and said anything relative about these objects. They have only gaslight the public, and now you are in on it. I have learned to pretend over the last 20 years. To pretend that my victories mattered only to realize that nobody was keeping score. That liars have nothing to fear if there are enough liars. But the devil is just a man with a plan, but true evil is a collaboration of men and that is what we have here today. The truth will one day out. God bless Manage Submissions
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Gizmodo SpaceX Calls Off Booster Catch Attempt Mid-Flight, Citing Safety Concerns Starship lifted off for its sixth test flight on Tuesday, but its Super Heavy Booster splashed down in the ocean rather than being caught by the company's giant "chopsticks." By Passant Rabie Published November 19, 2024 | Comments (17)
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