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GM Says Facebook Ads Don’t Work, Won’t Buy More Ads on the Site

By Max Eddy May 16th
The Science of the NBA

By James Plafke May 15th
Brainput Can Tell If You’re Trying To Multitask, Tells A Computer To Help You Out

By Eric Limer May 14th
Tasmanian Optometrist Says Emo Hair is Bad for Longterm Eyesight

By James Plafke May 14th
Study Finds Hearing and Touch Sensitivity Linked Genetically

By Rollin Bishop May 13th
Up to 90% of Asian Schoolchildren Have Myopia

By Rollin Bishop May 12th
First Practical Artificial Leaf Produces Hydrogen Fuel From Sunlight and Water

By Eric Limer May 10th
In The Future, Your Hard Drives May Be Grown From Magnetic Bacteria

By Eric Limer May 9th
TicTocTrac Watch Tracks Your Perception Of Time, Also Tells It

By Eric Limer May 8th
Art Installation Featuring Life Support Machines Hooked to Each Other Will Live Forever

By Max Eddy May 8th
Researchers Weave Blood Vessels Out Of Strips Of Human Flesh

By Eric Limer May 7th
Scientists Calculate How Much Methane Dinosaurs Farted Out Per Year

By Max Eddy May 7th
Shark Gets Outfitted With Laser Pointer for “Science”

By Max Eddy May 6th
What Would Happen If You Put Your Hand In the LHC?

By Max Eddy May 5th
New Tooth Filling Fights Bacteria, Strengthens Your Chompers

By Max Eddy May 4th
Report: Researcher Exposed to Deadly Bacteria in Lab, Killed by Disease He Was Trying to Cure

By Max Eddy May 4th
World’s Oldest Known Intact Blood Cells Found in Ötzi the Iceman

By Eric Limer May 2nd
World’s First Scanning Electron Microscope That Displays Images in 3D

By James Plafke May 2nd
Want to Become Immune to Mosquito Bites? Get Bit 15,000 Times a Year!

By Max Eddy Apr 27th
Thinking In A Foreign Language Helps You Make Rational Decisions

By Eric Limer Apr 26th