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Sat May 21, 2022       Sleeping on climate change could reduce sleep source: ctvnews.ca   |   share: 12         Netflix is losing subscribers but gaining users. Adding viewers but fudging numbers. Calming investors but feeding hunger source: forbes.com   |   share: 39   Fri May 20, 2022       "This isn't 'Nam, Smokey. This is weed. There should be labeling rules" source: phys.org   |   share: 17   Thu May 19, 2022       Scientists develop 'off the shelf' engineered stem cells to create bespoke treatments for aggressive, tacky brain cancer source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 1         Cranberries can improve memory, ward off dementia, prevent you from ending up a zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 11         Study says parrots refuse to 'wing it,' instead use their heads as a 'third limb' source: phys.org   |   share: 10   Wed May 18, 2022 (Some Guy)       Study reveals cats know each other's names; just don't give a shiat source: marthastewart.com   |   share: 64         "Astronauts may one day drink water from ancient moon volcanoes" is the kind of STEM tab headline that makes the rest of the depressing stuff going on elsewhere a little easier to take source: phys.org   |   share: 4         Child's 130,000-year-old tooth could offer clues to extinct tooth-fairy relative source: theguardian.com   |   share: 3   Tue May 17, 2022       This is why we need the Mutant Registration Act source: phys.org   |   share: 5         Sea turtles have no idea how to get where they are going, refuse to pull over for directions source: smithsonianmag.com   |   share: 3         Doctor House approved science: A girl with a unique genetic mutation develops Lupus way younger than usual. Scientists mutate mouse genes identically and finally prove which gene causes the disease source: freethink.com   |   share: 5   Mon May 16, 2022       Meatheads, small peeners confirmed source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 12   Sun May 15, 2022       "Robotic surgery improves patient recovery time" claims PR-bot 1138-thx source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 6   Sat May 14, 2022       Scientists finally know what triggered the biggest climate catastrophe in history. A bit late, but there you go source: bgr.com   |   share: 11         Astrophysicist Marcel Marceau would like to act out his new theory about invisible walls in outer space source: bgr.com   |   share: 15   Fri May 13, 2022       New study: Blacks, Hispanics, and Asians need to be screened for diabetes at a way lower BMI than whites. Talk about carbohydrate privilege source: statnews.com   |   share: 15   Thu May 12, 2022       Donate blood, and pass your toxins on to some other poor sucker source: theguardian.com   |   share: 17         New research reveals HEY LOOK OVER THERE source: phys.org   |   share: 5         Been wanting to know more about German cockroach sex, the males' pre-ritual gifting, some females' aversion to sugar, and his "elongated hooked penis?" Awwwww yeah you do source: phys.org   |   share: 4         Having a big mama can break your heart. No, literally source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 5   Wed May 11, 2022       Why does earth have so much Helium-3? Let me take a hit from this balloon before I answer. [silly voice]: I don't know, but nuclear fusion power is now only a few decades away source: vice.com   |   share: 18         Banana spots are producing some appeeling food waste research source: phys.org   |   share: 3         I saw a confused turtle source: theguardian.com   |   share: 3         Testicular tissue frozen for 20 years found to be still viable. That's just craz- um, nuts source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 6   Tue May 10, 2022       That doctor said, "Sir, I have never seen a larger striatum region in any of the brains I've scanned" source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 14   (Some Data)       Those "non-COVID" excess deaths that were 21 times higher in some counties last year? Mostly just routine freedom overdoses source: acasignups.net   |   share: 146   Sun May 08, 2022       Separated identical twins, one raised in the USA, one raised in South Korea. Guess which one ended up with the higher IQ source: psypost.org   |   share: 60         Science proves what all moms already know. That around the age of 13, children no longer find their mothers' voices "uniquely rewarding" source: fastcompany.com   |   share: 5       For a thousand light-years in all directions, there's a "bubble" that the Sun sits at the center of. What a wild story source: bigthink.com   |   share: 16         Sweeeeet source: interestingengineering.com   |   share: 17         California: if it doesn't burn now, it'll burn soon source: ksby.com   |   share: 59   Thu May 05, 2022 (Some Guy)       Looks like someone has been up to some 'Human Business' as a hybrid 'mystery monkey' has been spotted in Borneo source: microsoftnewskids.com   |   share: 40   Wed May 04, 2022 (Some Guy)       Moon(water?)fall source: wionews.com   |   share: 9   (Some Guy)       Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. Better. Silkier. Strong... wait, go back source: newatlas.com   |   share: 5         We need a factory reset button for our brain source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 38         Pres. Biden's plan to mitigate climate change could avoid the filibuster, and be enacted by an executive order to the EPA under the Clean Air Act. Of course it would still have to get past the judiciary. Why are you laughing? Stop it. This is serious source: phys.org   |   share: 38   Mon May 02, 2022       Cancer rates declining in Canada but cases, deaths increasing because of demographic factors - you probably wouldn't know them source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 6         Scientists have created an enzyme that can break down plastic waste in hours, not decades. Enough about plastic surgeons' work source: sciencealert.com   |   share: 35   Sun May 01, 2022       Two bees, or not two bees. That was the question source: phys.org   |   share: 12   Sat April 30, 2022       "9-1-1, what's your emergency?...Yes, we know...No it's not a bomb...We understand that...Yes it's safe to pose next to it for pictures...Yes you can ride it and wave your hat around like Slim Pickens...OK have a good day." Ugh, where's my coffee? source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca   |   share: 14         Science shows that people who walk fast can effectively make themselves feel 16 years younger. Now do try to keep up with Subby who has been walking a NYC mile back and forth to work for the last 30 years source: sciencetimes.com   |   share: 26   Thu April 28, 2022       Farking leads to unemployment source: exeter.ac.uk   |   share: 6         Dog breeds not linked to good boys character traits source: npr.org   |   share: 52         Having some semblance of a life, taking care of your children and not dumping carbon into the air on your commute are killing the company bubble wrapping frisbees initiative. So get back into work and start kissing some ass. Middle managers need it source: axios.com   |   share: 8   Wed April 27, 2022       Vaping may actually make you depressed. Probably because you realise you're vaping source: bgr.com   |   share: 26         Synthetic "forever chemicals" known as PFAS are linked to liver damage. So stop drinking them (so much) source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 12   Tue April 26, 2022       The No shiat Sherlock Institute of Technology finds that unvaccinated increase your risk of getting infected source: globalnews.ca   |   share: 16   (Some Guy)       A new study may explain why apathy is the first symptom of Alzheimer's. Also, a new study may explain why apathy awwww farkit source: newatlas.com   |   share: 11   Mon April 25, 2022       As long as you don't mind the floods, hurricanes, chemical plant explosions and increasingly fascist state government, Houston remains a great market for homebuyers source: abc13.com   |   share: 64   Fri April 22, 2022       Wave-particle duality may be a better model for how the brain processes informatioin. I drink, therefore I am unsure what this means source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 9   Thu April 21, 2022       89,327 people agree that YOU'RE NOT HELPING source: kstp.com   |   share: 21         And they're not done yet. Nooooo, not by a long shot. Even Skynet and Tom Servo have voiced some concerns source: phys.org   |   share: 11   Wed April 20, 2022       Crazy people more likely to get Covid, even if they aren't the sort of crazy that thinks vaccines and masks don't work source: deseret.com   |   share: 6         Wolves are essential to keeping prey populations healthy. Moose carcass out front shoulda' toldja' source: phys.org   |   share: 7   Tue April 19, 2022       Actual scientists spent time studying the stickiness of Oreo cream and built a machine to twist them apart to measure shear strength. STEM tab narrowly able to defend against wedgie from Food tab source: techxplore.com   |   share: 5         Humans are not Ogier when it comes to managing forests source: phys.org   |   share: 6         Chances are better than ever of finding life on Europa, but as usual ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE source: thedailybeast.com   |   share: 8         Who regulates the regulators of the immune system? Hint: it's not the Stonecutters source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 4   Mon April 18, 2022       Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus #2 source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 23   Fri April 15, 2022       Wonder why humans tend to die around age 80? We might know why now even though death continues to be our nation's number one killer source: yahoo.com   |   share: 89   Thu April 14, 2022       Americans shocked by a new study that shows billionaires pay an average of 3.4% of their income in taxes. Most people admit they were surprised it was that high source: theguardian.com   |   share: 147   Wed April 13, 2022       All these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landing there source: inverse.com   |   share: 20         Your decreased sex hormones are affecting your fast ball and your fastball source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 6         Maybe the reason stormtroopers were such bad shots is that they had been in space for too long source: popsci.com   |   share: 11   Tue April 12, 2022       The magic in magic mushrooms backed up by science big dogs on my face look at the pretty flowers have you ever really looked at your hand? source: livescience.com   |   share: 16   Mon April 11, 2022       Usually leftovers are what causes the big bang. Usually source: livescience.com   |   share: 21   Fri April 08, 2022       Article claims $1500/month will get you 262 square feet in Manhattan. I'm calling shenanigans. No way you can get a place that big for $1500 in Manhattan source: nypost.com   |   share: 40         Dunnnn Dun ....Dunnn Dun ....researchers at the Alex Kintner Institute identify over 5,500 new viruses in the ocean. And you were worried about the sharks. DUNDUNDUNDUN source: phys.org   |   share: 12   Thu April 07, 2022       The motion of the ocean owes a lot to fish farking. None of this is a metaphor source: phys.org   |   share: 7         Vegetarian birds are more sociable than bug eaters, says research from University of Worms. Vegan birds still insufferable source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 6   Wed April 06, 2022       Fungi communicate using a vocabulary of up to 50 words including: thank, you, Mario, but, our, princess, is, in, another, and castle source: theguardian.com   |   share: 9         Exploring your body proves to be a good thing source: livescience.com   |   share: 8   Mon April 04, 2022       Reading on a smart phone promotes overeating in the prenatal corn sex and louvres reading condensation, or something source: psypost.org   |   share: 18         New study shows people like the smell of vanilla but dislike the smell of feet. Still no cure for the god damn cancer source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 26         Your Gammie was right - eat your prunes source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 35         Not news: Farkers are often monkeys. Evolving news story: and vice versa source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 10         It's got a great binaural beat and I can trip to it. I give it a ten source: sciencealert.com   |   share: 18   Sat April 02, 2022       The "drunken monkey" hypothesis. It's not about the politics tab source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 32         Secondhand smoke from a "bong"--which is some sort of drug usage apparatus for marijuana--is more dangerous than that from Tobacco source: theguardian.com   |   share: 178   Fri April 01, 2022       Much like subby, England's Peak District is suffering from severe hare loss source: derbytelegraph.co.uk   |   share: 1   Thu March 31, 2022       Headline that will make your heart rate go up: "People Can Tell How Fast Your Heart Is Beating Just by Looking at You" source: vice.com   |   share: 7         Fish can perform addition and subtraction, which they probably learned in school source: science.org   |   share: 15         "If TFG thought that his latest whiny statement would put a halt to the barrage of derision aimed his way since he invoked the further assistance of his autocratic mentor, he was sadly mistaken" source: occupydemocrats.com   |   share: 98   Wed March 30, 2022       A new study finds reducing carbon emissions won't hurt economic growth or your freedumbs so STFU and start helping source: phys.org   |   share: 12   Tue March 29, 2022       Massive ice volcanoes identified on night's Plutonian shore (link fixed) source: phys.org   |   share: 3   Mon March 28, 2022       Speeding is more common among people regularly exposed to content encouraging speeding. Subby submitted this cut-n-paste job as his 18th headline of the morning on his 4th cup of coffee source: theconversation.com   |   share: 62         Creative thinkers' brains are wired differently, take the road less traveled. Researchers did not correlate their findings with the amount of clutter found on the test subjects' desks source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 9   Sun March 27, 2022       Study says we all dealt with the first 9 months of the pandemic and its associated lockdowns and work-from-home exactly the way you knew we would source: webmd.com   |   share: 28         Scientist Chris Hanson discovers unexplained swirls on the sun's surface, asks them to take a seat over there source: vice.com   |   share: 8   Sat March 26, 2022       Oh rememberin' my darling, When spring is in the air, And those doggone birds, Are laying early everywhere source: phys.org   |   share: 8         Researchers take a bite of the "mystery sandwich" that is Yellowstone's subterranean plumbing system, which pairs well with the local mineral water source: livescience.com   |   share: 7   Fri March 25, 2022       Good news: we've found one possibly surefire way to prevent COVID. Bad news: it's tuberculosis source: thedailybeast.com   |   share: 53   Thu March 24, 2022       Rocky Mountain d'awwww finally gives you justification for a good, long nap. Here comes the science source: inverse.com   |   share: 8   (Kinda cold today?)       Americans spend 11 minutes per day talking about the weather, opposed to nine minutes for the Brits, which costs U.S. business $1.5 trillion per year in lost productivity. Or something source: businessobserverfl.com   |   share: 25         Relationship scientists discover that people are flexible on their "deal breakers," especially if the sex is good source: phys.org   |   share: 9         Survey finds 90% of Americans have a co-worker who annoys them. The other 10% are that annoying co-worker source: cbsnews.com   |   share: 32   Tue March 22, 2022       Smokey, this is not 'Nam. This is paella. There are rules source: theguardian.com   |   share: 35         You think your job is boring? According to a new study, these are the worst source: cnbc.com   |   share: 59         Scientists make fish memories glow and watch the pretty lightshow source: quantamagazine.org   |   share: 7         There's 3,000 miles to Puget Sound, we've got a full boat of fish, half a pack of wolf skins, it's dark out, and we're wearing down jackets. Hit it source: livescience.com   |   share: 17         If you were looking at making your cranky boomer relative have a stroke source: cnn.com   |   share: 66   Mon March 21, 2022       Soil erosion and wildfires contributed to a mass extinction event that ended the Triassic. So humans should probably keep an eye out for those kinds of warning signs source: phys.org   |   share: 7   Sun March 20, 2022       In my dream, I was in Namibia being attacked by squirrels, but then I awoke covered in snakes, and my teeth all fell out. Then I awoke again source: timeout.com   |   share: 47   Fri March 18, 2022       The Demon Weed strikes again as countless holders of medical marijuana cards succumb to crippling cases of Cannabis Use Disorder without realizing any positive benefits from their sad dalliance with the Grim Reefer source: cnn.com   |   share: 190         Enjoy naps? You could be in the early stages of dementia. Happy Friday source: cnn.com   |   share: 75   Thu March 17, 2022       Does this mean artificial intellgence suffers from the Dunning-Kruger effect? source: techxplore.com   |   share: 12   Wed March 16, 2022       Imagine Homer watching an urn while waiting for the copper ball to fall from the dragon's mouth into the toad's source: phys.org   |   share: 10         "Sex Traps", not just for Chris Hansen anymore source: cnn.com   |   share: 44         Approximately 57.6 trillion metric tons of soil has been lost in 160 years of farming the Midwest. So..., the U.S. needs more dirt farmers? source: phys.org   |   share: 23         What is this, a hospital for ants? source: sciencefocus.com   |   share: 8   Tue March 15, 2022       What will kill you tonight? Your nightlight source: cnn.com   |   share: 43   Mon March 14, 2022       Scientists discover possible cause of Great Oxygenation Event, which was much better before it got too big and was more underground source: phys.org   |   share: 5   Mon March 07, 2022       Cave art proves Gamera existed source: cnn.com   |   share: 46         To infinity and beyond source: space.com   |   share: 6   (New Atlas)       Does Covid like your blood type? source: newatlas.com   |   share: 13         "Optimism may promote emotional well-being by limiting how often one experiences stressful situations." Well yeah, that's kind of how optimism works source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 18         We are never getting another Megalodon, and that just bites source: phys.org   |   share: 15   Sun March 06, 2022 (Some Guy)       Highly unpossible as I don't even bleach mine source: weatherboy.com   |   share: 22         Fark you, I don't need a "thank you". I need money, work life balance, money, job security, and money source: inc.com   |   share: 68         Study finds cooking show hosts are closet exhibitionists source: torontosun.com   |   share: 21   Fri March 04, 2022       Stop, my penis can only get so infected source: news.northwestern.edu   |   share: 25         Light or moderate drinking isn't good for you either source: thehill.com   |   share: 104   Thu March 03, 2022       The actual age of mummification in Europe is still under wraps source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 1   Wed March 02, 2022 (Some Guy)       Many coronal loops may actually be optical illusions. The Sun is there? source: news.ucar.edu   |   share: 5         In 2020 astronomers reported a black hole just 1,000 light years away from Earth. Perhaps the Supreme Being could send Randall with the Map of all the Holes in the universe and help them out? source: phys.org   |   share: 10         Man, this is one brutal forecast source: phys.org   |   share: 3   Tue March 01, 2022       "Parents may choose where they shop based on opportunities to engage in other activities, including drinking." But they still have to come home to mewling ungrateful creatures such as you and your sister who totally blamed you for breaking their vase source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 8         Pennsylvania drinks the most on St. Paddy's Day, beating out Minnesota and Mississippi. Massachusetts, we're disappointed in you source: pennlive.com   |   share: 8   Mon February 28, 2022       Well, duh source: healthline.com   |   share: 10   Fri February 25, 2022       Can't take Sarah Connor out directly? Robots attempt a trick shot source: phys.org   |   share: 15   Thu February 24, 2022       Study finds no lasting benefits to microdosing LSD. "So many people swear by this that there might well be something there and we just missed it" says lead researcher Trippin M. Balls, PhD (doctor of psychedelia) source: upi.com   |   share: 10         Children of the Corn: Return of the Climate source: cleantechnica.com   |   share: 10         Car accident trauma related deaths drop in new study, so we have that going for us, which is nice source: cnn.com   |   share: 10         Trying to anticipate all the things your pets can ruin found to be good for mental acuity source: cnn.com   |   share: 2   Wed February 23, 2022       Happiness linked to feeling miserable source: huffpost.com   |   share: 13   Tue February 22, 2022       The winter jet stream in the northern hemisphere is speeding up. Will Tasker, and Belitski try to keep the peace source: phys.org   |   share: 5         Viagra can help dogs with fatal eating disorder, leg humping, study finds source: koin.com   |   share: 26         Deep cleaning is useless against Covid, marinara stained Tupperware source: thedailybeast.com   |   share: 69   Mon February 21, 2022       Hamster balls shrink with Covid, as fewer debutante hamsters are willing to dress up for a formal cotillion during a pandemic source: vice.com   |   share: 20         Big tobacco and fast food vendors rejoice at news covid survivors have a 72% higher risk of heart failure after 12 months, and covid is poised to become the greatest risk factor for cardiovascular disease source: science.org   |   share: 53         We have arrived at the deepfake singularity source: scientificamerican.com   |   share: 27   Sun February 20, 2022       Got problems? Try the hypnagogic state source: freethink.com   |   share: 14   Sat February 19, 2022       They needed a study to learn this information? source: cnn.com   |   share: 23         You'll never think about things the same way again after you go to space. Literally source: space.com   |   share: 9         No one knows where King Tut's mysterious space dagger came from. Ancient aliens unavailable for comment source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 22   Fri February 18, 2022       BA.2 has all the "best" qualities of Omicron and Delta combined. And just in time to catch the US forgetting Covid ever existed, too source: cnn.com   |   share: 134   Thu February 17, 2022       New discovery shows humpback whales swim thousands of miles to mate. That's no big deal. Subby has to travel about the same distance for his Canadian girlfriend source: sciencealert.com   |   share: 25         Scientists develop a "holodeck" to test fruit fly cognition. Surprised when Moriarity is defeated source: phys.org   |   share: 3   Tue February 15, 2022       Scientists are genetically modifying ticks. This can only possibly end well source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 19   Mon February 14, 2022       If you want a cheap(er) house, look for a street named after a Confederate hero source: architecturaldigest.com   |   share: 22         Surely it'll be fine. We're much more technologically advanced than the Anasazi source: npr.org   |   share: 117         How long does it take you to tell someone you love them? source: metro.co.uk   |   share: 24   Sun February 13, 2022       Bad news about your GIANT COMET 2022 bumper sticker - the giant comet isn't coming until 2031, and even then it's not getting anywhere near Earth source: mashable.com   |   share: 7         Cats able to track your invisible presence, but can't be bothered to do so right now source: cnn.com   |   share: 16   Sat February 12, 2022       Health scolds' soda tax has been great - especially for beer distributors source: reason.com   |   share: 31   Thu February 10, 2022       Black Plague now a little brighter source: phys.org   |   share: 4         New report from scientists claims Earth's inner core is made up of some quirky substance. Worm people irked at being called quirky source: 9news.com.au   |   share: 7   Wed February 09, 2022       Still unsure how magnets work, researchers use them to generate truly random numbers source: phys.org   |   share: 20   (Some Guy)       Did you contract COVID in the past year and survive? Are you sure? source: newatlas.com   |   share: 28   Tue February 08, 2022       Want to live an extra 10 years? It's as easy as hey diddly doodly source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 52   Mon February 07, 2022       "Sleep Those Pounds Away With This Simple Trick." Or... getting sufficient sleep helps the body maintain an efficient metabolism source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 14         People who experience climate extremes are more likely to be concerned about them. Which might be useful if that meant it wasn't already too late source: phys.org   |   share: 16   Sat February 05, 2022       I guess NJ just became slightly more livable? source: sciencealert.com   |   share: 11         They were tremendous, huge, colossal, or gargantuan mountain ranges, but they were NOT super. And they may have accelerated evolution in Cambrian times source: livescience.com   |   share: 4   Fri February 04, 2022       Ocean acidification impacts on fish behavior have decreased, placing the herring out of a pickle source: eurekalert.org   |   share: 10         Study shows crowdfunding for medical bills almost never works. Too bad we don't have free medical care for all at the point of service, but hard things just aren't possible source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 68   Wed February 02, 2022       Predator spotted in Peru, Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered to get to the choppa source: cnn.com   |   share: 22         New "Theory" emerges on what killed the dinosaurs: Gravity. Or Aliens. I'm gonna go with Aliens. Bonus: article debunks itself source: yahoo.com   |   share: 14   Tue February 01, 2022       Santa Claus is going to be PISSED source: livescience.com   |   share: 25   Mon January 31, 2022       Wood you be leaf? source: phys.org   |   share: 7   Thu January 27, 2022       Cooking with gas? You monster source: ctvnews.ca   |   share: 243   (Some Guy)       Anti-vaxxers more prone to depression. So are the people who have to listen to them source: newsnationnow.com   |   share: 16   Wed January 26, 2022       COVID-19 is like food during Stalin's purges: some people just don't get it source: aljazeera.com   |   share: 25   Tue January 25, 2022       Finally a cause of death that plenty of Farkers will not have to worry about source: theconversation.com   |   share: 7         The covid vaccines do not affect fertility, unlike dying, which negatively impacts your chances of procreating source: abc7.com   |   share: 40   Mon January 24, 2022       To ignite and engage, I distill with my cats in a cage source: scitechdaily.com   |   share: 6         New study finds the obvious about wearing masks in schools source: abc12.com   |   share: 16

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