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Margaret Atwood Protests Removal of Nature Words From Oxford Junior Dictionary

By Jan 14th
Chinese Restaurant Lets Beautiful People Eat Free, Reinforces Society’s Beauty Bubble Standards

By Jan 14th
You Can Play a Choose Your Own Adventure Story Over Twitter

By Jan 14th
Oxford University Finds Significant Gender Gap in Students’ Post-Graduate Job Prospects

By Jan 14th
BREAKING: President Obama Reveals Plan to Get U.S. Cities Faster, Affordable Internet

By Jan 13th
How Well Does Your Computer Know You? Machines May Understand Us Better Than Our Friends or Family

By Jan 13th
Technology Projects Touchable Holograms for Futuristic Control Panels

By Jan 13th
Science Says Lizard Penises Evolve at an Astounding Rate, Are Essentially Pokémon

By Jan 13th
Awesome Lady Geologist Builds Volcano-Diving Robots With NASA, Because Robots Weren’t Indestructible Enough

By Jan 13th
The Mary Sue Interview: Code and Cupcakes Founder Jen Myers

By Jan 13th
You Can Now Have Your Very Own A.I. Personal Robot Lady Friend

By Jan 13th
Separation From Your Phone Can Actually Hinder Your Mental Capabilities, Study Finds

By Jan 13th
CNN Pulls a T.G.I.Friday’s, Inks Deal With the FAA to Launch Reporter Drones

By Jan 13th
A.I. Experts Sign Open Letter to Recommend We Don’t Make A.I. a Sociopathic Nightmare

By Jan 12th
220-Year-Old Time Capsule Buried by Paul Revere and Sam Adams Unearthed in Boston; F*** Yeah, ‘Murrica

By Jan 12th
Teen Uses 3D Printer to Redesign His Wheelchair for Class Project

By Jan 12th
Virtual Reality Headsets Might Someday Be Used As “Forensic Holodecks” To Map Out Crime Scenes

By Jan 12th
Today in Adorable Science: Disney Has Created a L’il Turtle Robot to Draw Doodles in the Sand

By Jan 12th
Hank & John Green Explain the Deep Future & the End Being Nigh

By Jan 11th
“Sketches Of Science” Lets Nobel Prize Winners Play With Crayons

By Jan 11th