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Thu July 19, 2018       New study from the Obvious Institute of Obviousness discovers that more college students smoke marijuana after its been legalized source: oregonlive.com   |   share: 76   Wed July 18, 2018       Someone thought releasing 96 million black plastic balls into a reservoir was a great idea that would save water. Someone was stupid source: pbs.org   |   share: 139         "Ancient Britons were eating dairy, peas, cabbage and oats, according to gunk trapped in their teeth" source: bbc.com   |   share: 20         New study suggests that 'teenagers prefer family time to sex.' Why_not_both jpg source: bbc.com   |   share: 44   Mon July 16, 2018       How soon is it safe enough to get behind the wheel after injecting a marijuana? California scientiscians aim to science it out, through research and Doritos source: newsweek.com   |   share: 38         Good news: Parts of Earth are up to 2% diamonds. Bad news: Some settling may have occurred during shipment source: news.mit.edu   |   share: 22   Sun July 15, 2018 (Some Guy)       Omaha has the worst drivers in the nation, says new study conducted by researches who have never visited Washington, D.C source: 3newsnow.com   |   share: 135         The top 1% will pay $111 billion less this year thanks to tax cuts. Meaning the rest of us can expect that to trickle down. Any. Day. Now source: nytimes.com   |   share: 164         People trust science experts more than government. Mulder, Scully unavailable for comment source: thejournal.ie   |   share: 43         HUD secretary Ben Carson sees nothing wrong with demanding that the elderly and disabled work for rent subsidies source: politicususa.com   |   share: 90         New analysis of Drake's equation shows mankind is probably alone in the universe source: space.com   |   share: 125   Sat July 14, 2018       Salmon jump because they're infested with lice. Probably got it from school source: sciencemag.org   |   share: 20   Fri July 13, 2018       8 Coffees a day = longer life vs. no coffee. However, you'll spend it all in the restroom source: sciencealert.com   |   share: 52         You know how it is when you've waiting for the block of cheese and it still doesn't come and you know you should move on and look somewhere else but you don't want all that time to be wasted? Humans do that too source: nytimes.com   |   share: 17   Thu July 12, 2018       Scientists may have discovered organic material on Mars back in 1976, then destroyed it. USA, USA, USA source: foxnews.com   |   share: 7         Today in "F*ck Cancer" news: cancer cells engineered with CRISPR turn against their own kind, resulting in smaller tumors source: sciencenews.org   |   share: 39   Tue July 10, 2018       Those of you who get your oxygen from the coastal Baltic Sea, we have some bad news source: phys.org   |   share: 12         Americans are sick and tired of passwords and security questions source: nypost.com   |   share: 109         Headlines Of The Week for Sun 2018-06-24 to Sat 2018-06-30: Yellow cards matter, Origins of those chocolate coins discovered, and gin vs vodka source: fark.com   |   share: 0         99% of women hate their partner wearing Speedos. Think you're in the 1%? Play it safe and Speedon't source: stuff.co.nz   |   share: 102   Mon July 09, 2018       Seeing yourself as Einstein may change the way you think, relatively speaking source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 36         The latest thing that can negatively affect your health: your mom's vaginal microbiome source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 24         Babies given solid food sleep better, according to study. I call BS, I've been feeding my toddler nothing but raw meat and all he does is snarl at people source: bbc.com   |   share: 34         Bitcoin will replace traditional currency "within a decade", according to Bitcoin trading platform eToro. Well, i guess that settles it. Time to get on the Bitcoin train source: independent.co.uk   |   share: 26   Sun July 08, 2018       The rent is too damn high. The weather is too damn hot. And gentrification is getting too damn worse source: motherjones.com   |   share: 52   Sat July 07, 2018       Won't somebody please think of the paramedics source: canberratimes.com.au   |   share: 57         It's starting to look like scientists were entirely wrong about global warming. Fark: It's actually much worse than they ever predicted source: usatoday.com   |   share: 102         Traveling at the speed of light would take 200,000 years to go across the Milky Way Galaxy. Which coincidentally is exactly the same amount of time it would take to travel the entire 405 Freeway in a 1973 Ford Galaxy source: space.com   |   share: 47         Ric Romero reports: People who are addicted to opioids are more likely to have run ins with the law source: npr.org   |   share: 24   Fri July 06, 2018       A blood test for autism appears to be 88% accurate source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 60         New study concludes that constant police violence takes massive toll on black Americans' mental health, and it ain't so great for their physical health either source: thinkprogress.org   |   share: 53         New study confirms what we already knew: US Workers are getting ripped off source: nymag.com   |   share: 47   Thu July 05, 2018       Fark-ready headline: America's First Dogs Were Wiped Out by Europeans, but Their Genetic Legacy Lives on as a Sexually Transmitted Cancer source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 34         Electric. Flying. SPIDERS source: npr.org   |   share: 26   (Some Seventeen)     USA USA USA More like USD USD USD source: seventeen.com   |   share: 69         Having never seen Brewster's Millions, a salvage 'expert' suggest towing an Iceberg to help out Cape Town. Richard Pryor and John Candy still dead source: unexplained-mysteries.com   |   share: 54   Tue July 03, 2018       Meteorites that smash into Earth only come from a handful of locations. Scientists consider whether to focus future research on those areas or just bomb them all to hell source: space.com   |   share: 19         The VERY surprising foods that contain more caffeine than a cup of TEA. Apparently, the Daily Fail is very surprised that Red Bull and Starbucks coffee contain lots of caffeine source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 12   Mon July 02, 2018       Psychologists are biased against conservative ideas and viewpoints. Is it because they're a bunch of leftists, or because their professional training and knowledge has given them better bullshiat detectors? source: fivethirtyeight.com   |   share: 141         New study finds that higher consumption of coffee leads to lower risk of death. If true, Farkers should be damn near immortal source: npr.org   |   share: 53   Sun July 01, 2018       Chernobyl's radioactive wolf population prospers because it's a radioactive wolf population source: livescience.com   |   share: 90   Sat June 30, 2018       Origins of those chocolate coins discovered source: sciencemag.org   |   share: 17         There is no such thing as a normal vagina source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 208   Fri June 29, 2018       Scientists can now use a brain scan to determine your IQ. Well, not you. You know yours is at least in the 130-140 range based on an internet test you took at 3 AM when you were drunk and not even interested in the result source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 49         "The negatives of body positivity": An essay by human anus Ben Shapiro source: newsweek.com   |   share: 16   Thu June 28, 2018       There may be a limit to how decrepit age can make your body source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 8         As far as humans are concerned, Mars has two stories. But the other one is not as good as Ray Bradbury's source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 17         Fervent conspiracy theorists may be the easiest to deradicalize says new study by Illuminati supported baby stealing organ harvesting lizard people who secretly control everything on our beautiful flat Earth source: wired.com   |   share: 64   Wed June 27, 2018       Huge, puffy alien planet wants to be friends source: space.com   |   share: 14         Odd cigar-shaped space object, Oumuamua, was a comet after all. Large pear-shaped object, Yourmama still a mystery source: usatoday.com   |   share: 25       Who thought it was a good idea to assign letter grades to breast density measurements? source: webmd.com   |   share: 35         It's official: Building a career is more of a priority than having kids source: cnbc.com   |   share: 110         "Most people don't want a perfect life." Well, then, what kind of a life do you want? source: metro.co.uk   |   share: 21         A new study that no one in the sports tab will question in any way has found that the Dallas Cowboys have the best fans source: scholarblogs.emory.edu   |   share: 18         So-called scientists at Oxford University claim there's no such thing as space aliens. No word how long they've been here or how they infiltrated Oxford in the first place source: nypost.com   |   share: 46   Tue June 26, 2018       New study reveals rapid evolution may have saved the starfish. HIGH FIVE source: theguardian.com   |   share: 18         New supervolcano developing under MA, VT, and NH. Don't panic, it's not set to erupt until approximately 50 million years have passed, about when Tom Brady retires source: foxnews.com   |   share: 59   Mon June 25, 2018       Study claims that children today have more willpower than those who grew up in the 1960s because technology has made them smarter. Which certainly explains why obesity rates are up source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 37         T. Rex couldn't stick out its tongue or give you the finger source: scientificamerican.com   |   share: 17   Fri June 22, 2018       Scientists discover the source of the annoying "plink" sound made by a dripping faucet, suggest a way to stop it without simply replacing the damn washer source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 24         Antarctica is getting taller. And Leon's getting LAAAARRRRRGER source: livescience.com   |   share: 19         Putting yourself in someone else's shoes won't help you understand them better. But you'll be more confident in your misunderstanding, plus you'll have their shoes source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 11   Thu June 21, 2018       Songbird has been singing the same song for 1000 years. But enough about Sinead O'Connor source: news.nationalgeographic.com   |   share: 23   Wed June 20, 2018       Researchers uncover how alcohol is good for your heart. Well, of course, the chemical basis for alcohol use in moderat- YOU DO YOUR STUDY, I'LL DO MINE source: newsweek.com   |   share: 29         Scientists who want to assure you that are not "proponents of abstinence" are nevertheless warning that our current guidelines for how much alcohol is safe to drink per day (1 drink for women, 2 for men) are way too high and will kill you source: npr.org   |   share: 155       Discovery of the earliest known domestic dogs suggests Americans had canine companions more than 10,000 years ago. Your dog wants a Giant Ground Sloth for Wetnose Woofday Wednesday source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 126         According to the Romero Institute of Cybermedia and Blogging Studies, young adults remember bad social media experiences far more vividly than good ones, exacerbating their depressive tendencies source: reuters.com   |   share: 8         Tech marketer and thought leader says AI and robots are unqualified to do marketing, because human sales whizzes and advertising executives are superior at coming up with brilliant creative ideas that touch human emotions source: adweek.com   |   share: 25   Tue June 19, 2018       The latest struggle among rich white girls: math source: theatlantic.com   |   share: 33   Mon June 18, 2018       Scientists from Romero Institute of Physical Science discover how water makes things wet, describe a future of wafer-thin liquid film to be used for new class of surface coatings and lubricants source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 19   Fri June 15, 2018       Several strange snail-slurping snake species spotted slithering in South America source: earther.com   |   share: 7         Scientists discover stardust on Earth older than our Sun. Still unclear when the visiting alien's spacecraft arrived, or when they'll attack source: bgr.com   |   share: 15         "I gotta plead ignorance on this thing because if anyone had said anything to me at all when I first started here that that sort of thing was frowned upon, you know, 'cause I've worked in a lot of offices and I tell you people do that all the time" source: nypost.com   |   share: 17   Thu June 14, 2018       Just like Annette Schwarz, scientists discover that Ceres' surface is also peppered with patches of rich salty organic material source: theregister.co.uk   |   share: 35         You're not getting enough D. You want the D source: nbcnews.com   |   share: 21   (WUWT)       Some days, Vulcan just kicks back and lets rip a good riff on the pipe organ source: wattsupwiththat.com   |   share: 13   Wed June 13, 2018       IQ scores worldwide are dropping or something. Whatever that means. Link goes to place with words and stuff. Party on source: cnn.com   |   share: 227   Tue June 12, 2018       Amber and Jason meet, listen to old Lionel Richie song source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 6   Mon June 11, 2018       Toddlers consuming too much sugar, claim researchers and every parent of a toddler source: abcnews.go.com   |   share: 93   Fri June 08, 2018       Why more and more white Americans are opposing all government welfare programs -- even the ones they themselves may benefit from. Spoiler alert: They're racist source: npr.org   |   share: 604   Thu June 07, 2018       Scientists think REM sleep might be your brain's way of "shivering" to stay warm. Still not sure of the frequency Kenneth source: nytimes.com   |   share: 16         The solution to global warming might be to suck it source: technologyreview.com   |   share: 43         M-O-O-N, that spells researchers have successfully created synthetic brain-destroying human prions in a lab source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 34         Obese dogs have the same personality traits as obese humans. Your obese dog wants cake source: phys.org   |   share: 16         European tree's fungus not as fun as before source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 8   Wed June 06, 2018       Cancer researchers are trying to shut down ZIP14, have not tried asking the US Postal Service for help source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 10         Could 'dog flu' be the next pandemic? No source: medicalnewstoday.com   |   share: 22         If you want to make more money at work, try wearing makeup. This is advice for women, apparently, but men could probably try it too; maybe your boss will notice you more if you wear some rouge or red lipstick source: metro.co.uk   |   share: 19         Life, uh, finds a way source: theatlantic.com   |   share: 18   Tue June 05, 2018       Scientists may be right about the reason why some people are left-handed source: msn.com   |   share: 45         Scientists have discovered how much money you need to be happy--somewhere between tree-fiddy and one meeeelion dollars source: mentalfloss.com   |   share: 42   Fri June 01, 2018       Men almost exterminated themselves some 7,000 years ago. Almost. Hold my beer source: nypost.com   |   share: 110   Thu May 31, 2018       Annoyed by the 'know-it-alls' in your life who are convinced they're always right? Take comfort in the fact that research shows they're actually less informed about the world than their peers source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 41         Here's how much exercise you need to keep your brain healthy: Cheeseburger source: time.com   |   share: 19   Tue May 29, 2018       The Puerto Rican government's official death toll from Hurricane Maria stands at 64, but that might be just a little low, like by say 4,936-odd people, at least according a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine-but what do they know? source: thehill.com   |   share: 118         The Great Barrier Reef has had five near-death experiences and now has constant violent hallucinations about kids it bullied in school source: sciencemag.org   |   share: 8   Mon May 28, 2018       No shiat source: nbcnews.com   |   share: 155   Sat May 26, 2018       Tick managed to get itself wrapped in spider silk - and then fossilized in amber. Stupid tick source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 20         Kiddie science book authors and Jurassic Park filmmakers somehow missed bizarrely cool dinosaur fact: dinosaurs had bad dandruff, and it survived in fossil records to help scientists understand prehistoric shedding source: bbc.com   |   share: 17   Fri May 25, 2018       Ruthenium--how does it work? source: phys.org   |   share: 23         Deep beneath the Antarctic ice, trapped for millions of years, lies... a hole source: bbc.co.uk   |   share: 37   Wed May 23, 2018       New research shows pterodactyls probably couldn't fly the way we thought they did, or even pronounce their own names source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 15       Meet Guy, the rescue Beagle from Kentucky who now lives in Kensington Palace. No, not Some Guy from Kentucky; that's Drew. This Guy is a dog. Welcome to your Woofday Wetnose Wednesday thread source: theguardian.com   |   share: 158   Tue May 22, 2018       The only acceptable number for driverless car accidents is zero. Acceptable number of human-caused accidents is still 7.2 million (2016) source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 96   Mon May 21, 2018       Permanent asteroid found to have extra-solar origin. However, since we cancelled The Expanse we may never find out more source: bbc.com   |   share: 31   Fri May 18, 2018       These sharks prefer jazz to classical, they still won't call in and donate during a pledge drive source: cnn.com   |   share: 14         Study finds traffic school is all about the money and speeding tickets usually go to safe drivers source: thenewspaper.com   |   share: 68   Thu May 17, 2018       Old is the oxygen / The stars lit up, they lit up fine / long before we thought there was time source: astronomy.com   |   share: 3         New study says dementia exercise programs "don't slow brain decline." So if you forgot you had to be at the gym in 26 minutes, it's OK source: bbc.com   |   share: 13         The center of a proton has the highest pressure ever witnessed so, like, don't go there source: sciencenews.org   |   share: 26         Study finds Moon dust could give astronauts permanent DNA damage source: livescience.com   |   share: 31         How our beds are dirtier than chimpanzee nests. Sleep well everyone source: theguardian.com   |   share: 46   Wed May 16, 2018       Queen and The Beatles are about the only thing that bring Democrats and Republicans together source: wsrz.iheart.com   |   share: 52         A definition of "asymmetrical warfare": you spend about $50K to send 12 operative to America to attend flight school and hijack airplanes. The country you attacked bankrupts itself by spending $3 trillion in response to your provocation source: thehill.com   |   share: 104   Tue May 15, 2018       Puppies reach peak cuteness at eight-weeks of age. Here comes the cute science source: today.com   |   share: 26         Facebook will get Trump re-elected source: psmag.com   |   share: 63         Alcohol leads to weight gain, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and aggressively defending third-tier quarterbacks on online message boards source: fox61.com   |   share: 57         Jupiter's moon Europa gives scientists new hope for finding signs of alien life with new NASA mission source: 9news.com.au   |   share: 27         Scientists transplant memories between sea snails via injection. Memories were reportedly of a square yellow sea sponge, and saying the word "meow" over and over source: theguardian.com   |   share: 20   Mon May 14, 2018       Hubble telescope has revealed the best evidence yet that there is water on Europa source: space.com   |   share: 36         Good news, you can now get your daily required amount of microplastics simply by drinking beer source: jsonline.com   |   share: 24   Sun May 13, 2018       Explosions in the upper atmosphere, how do they work? source: newsweek.com   |   share: 12         Globetrotting tourists are responsible for nearly 10% of pollution, 100% of Hawaiian shirts source: sciencenews.org   |   share: 45   Thu May 10, 2018       So what is killing the West Coast's young great white sharks? Besides knights in golden armor, that is source: msn.com   |   share: 46         The insane cost of American health care, proven in this one handy chart source: vox.com   |   share: 53   Wed May 09, 2018       New study says there's no sign smoking weed will trigger an irregular heartbeat. But there's no sign it won't, either. Think about that source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 23   Tue May 08, 2018       When our sun dies, it will look something like Subby's living room after a night of drinking source: newsweek.com   |   share: 22         Science searches for the cause of Poet Voice source: smithsonianmag.com   |   share: 40   Sat May 05, 2018       Are you having trouble hearing these silent GIFs? Let us TURN UP THE VISUAL MOTION source: vox.com   |   share: 46         Frequent saunas may cut stroke risk, increase butt splinters source: webmd.com   |   share: 6   Fri May 04, 2018       These 2 mice say try the new Burgers and Pizza diet. Still waiting for the Beer Bacon Cheeseburger diet but will try this in a pinch source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 15         Having cured cancer, scientists have moved on to forcing crocodiles to listen to classical music while scanning them with MRI machines source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 11   Thu May 03, 2018       Good news everyone: consumption of afterbirth and placenta isn't just for hippies and sneaky dogs anymore source: 1190kex.com   |   share: 61         Plants talk to each other and inspire their neighbors to grow. And humans just eat and smoke them ignoring their tiny vegetable screams source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 34   Wed May 02, 2018       While class clowns' playful behavior may have amused their classmates in early elementary school, they plummet to the bottom of the social circle by third grade, a new study has found. Drew inconsolable source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 18   Tue May 01, 2018       Sooo rad Valleytronics discovery could, like, totally extend the limits of, like, Moore's Law. I know, right? source: phys.org   |   share: 13         Today: Why you shouldn't put two spaces after a period. Next week: Why tabs are better than spaces source: lifehacker.com   |   share: 106         Amazon to add another 3,000 jobs. In Canada. You probably don't know them source: phys.org   |   share: 15   Sat April 28, 2018       First, the good news: Google Assistant is smarter than both Alexa and Siri. Now, the bad news: they all still suck source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 17   Thu April 26, 2018       Scientists discover 15,000-year-old giant sloth footprints in southern New Mexico. It could be all the way up to Albuquerque by now source: sciencemag.org   |   share: 21         32 years after the incident, Ukraine says Chernobyl remains an 'open wound' in a less than glowing report source: phys.org   |   share: 30   Tue April 24, 2018       Children's muscles recover faster than those of even athletes, no doubt with the help of nanites source: newsweek.com   |   share: 23         17-year cicadas have been breeding with 13-year cicadas, need to have a seat over there source: sciencenews.org   |   share: 56   Mon April 23, 2018       Prenatal cannabis use associated with low birth weights, but the bigger question is how do they light it? source: sciencedaily.com   |   share: 86         Physics, thread source: phys.org   |   share: 18   Fri April 20, 2018       "Swapping cars for shared bicycles could prevent up to 73 deaths per year." In a row? source: phys.org   |   share: 48         Human beings hunting animals to extinction predates pollution, cities, written language, Abe Vigoda source: npr.org   |   share: 29   Thu April 19, 2018       Study links traumatic brain injury to dementia, so if you want to avoid Alzheimer's, you should stop reading the politics tab and smacking your head in disbelief source: kiro7.com   |   share: 54         "Tell me Calf-er lover, have your braynes ever seen the loight of daey?" source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 13         From Kristen Stewart to Chris Crocker, humans display emotions in a wide variety of ways source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 5         Diamond inside meteorite offer clues to destroyed planet, marriage source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 4         Shrimp with frickin' lasers source: earther.com   |   share: 5   Wed April 18, 2018       A college education delays the risk of dementia, Alzheimers source: newsweek.com   |   share: 21   Mon April 16, 2018       New study shows Facebook was flooded with "suspicious" ads right before 2016 election. Votesky Trump source: splinternews.com   |   share: 59   Thu April 12, 2018       New study says you better not be sitting down for this source: upi.com   |   share: 14   Wed April 11, 2018       We've done four already, but now we're steady and then they went, 1... 2... 3... 4 source: ctvnews.ca   |   share: 20         Trump and Pelosi appear the most in political ads--for the opposing side source: thehill.com   |   share: 80         Good news everybody, cheese, pizza and lasagna protect you from brittle bones as you age. Fark: Only if you're a man though source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 22         What is the silliest reason for which you've ever ended a relationship? source: alt1023fm.iheart.com   |   share: 104   Tue April 10, 2018       Want less stress? Delete Facebook source: medicalnewstoday.com   |   share: 75   Mon April 09, 2018       Did you buy Bitcoins? It's not because you're an idiot, it's just because you have a larger amygdalae with fewer connections to the medial prefrontal cortex source: scientificamerican.com   |   share: 62   Sun April 08, 2018       Press button, receive bacon? More like press button, receive bacteria source: arstechnica.com   |   share: 64   Sat April 07, 2018       It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you pee source: nbcnews.com   |   share: 30         Cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli can lower the risk of heart disease and stroke. Which will be proven just as soon as scientists find an American who eats cabbage, cauliflower or broccoli source: medicalnewstoday.com   |   share: 53   Fri April 06, 2018       Food allergies may be linked to...(spins wheel)...baby wipes. Here comes the science source: mirror.co.uk   |   share: 62         This checklist of 40 things will tell you if you're really an adult (Possibly Not Safe for Work content in sidebar) source: dailymail.co.uk   |   share: 87         The science is in: Men are arrogant bastards source: motherjones.com   |   share: 90   Thu April 05, 2018       Good news everyone: Drink up, humans make more brain cells throughout their lives source: theguardian.com   |   share: 11         "Scientists have made the most precise measurement of antimatter yet, and the results only deepen the mystery of life, the universe, and everything." Thanks for all the fish source: livescience.com   |   share: 24         Antarctica gives ground to the ocean, shoggoths source: bbc.co.uk   |   share: 10         In study of Danish men, fat kids who get back to normal weight by age 13 and continue at normal weight have no difference in Type 2 diabetes risk from normal kids. Party on, McDonald's Kid source: reuters.com   |   share: 3   Wed April 04, 2018       The secret to a happy sex life is in the grocery store. Fark: Not just the produce section source: chicagotribune.com   |   share: 12   Tue April 03, 2018       Even when we're not eating anything, the Milky Way is still growing in size. For the first time, we know by how much source: forbes.com   |   share: 13         Eating pasta linked to weight loss in new study, so indulge with lots of previously-found healthy red wine source: newsweek.com   |   share: 45         A new study finds that the fake news produced by Russians, based on data stolen by CamAnal, plastered all over your Facebook, actually may have won Donald Trump the election source: washingtonpost.com   |   share: 115         The Dept for the Blatantly Obvious releases a new study that shows that Americans are more polarized not because they disagree on issues, but rather due to a team sport mentality which wants to see the other side defeated in a zero sum game source: theintercept.com   |   share: 75   Mon April 02, 2018       Hockey fans' heart attack risk rises after home team wins. Finally some good news for fans of the Columbus Blue Jackets source: cbsnews.com   |   share: 16   Thu March 29, 2018       The inevitable dolphin-human war has begun source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 55         Scientists study collapsing cavitation bubbles in the synovial fluid inside a metacarpophalangeal joint during an articular release... aka knuckle cracking source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 11         And today's "miracle dietary supplement" is.... (throws dart at wall) source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 27         Short bursts of energy like running to the microwave immediately after it beeps are just as effective as long workouts source: mnn.com   |   share: 29   Wed March 28, 2018       Study links aggressive brain tumors' growth to single gene. Gene challenges results, argues that his marital status has no relevance in the findings source: upi.com   |   share: 17   Tue March 27, 2018       Newfound "organ" could be the biggest one in your mom's body source: cnn.com   |   share: 21         Lost Amazon villages uncovered by archaeologists, were abandoned in the great tech bubble of 1450 source: theguardian.com   |   share: 39         Why selfies make your nose look 30% bigger source: petapixel.com   |   share: 27         Researchers have discovered the secret behind Wonka's non-melting ice cream source: studyfinds.org   |   share: 34   Mon March 26, 2018       New study finds top sports leagues heavily promote unhealthy food and beverages, wins this week's Superb Owl of Obvious source: medicalxpress.com   |   share: 15         Research shows definite link between vaccines and autism, according to this misleading tagline. Fark's, not CNN's source: cnn.com   |   share: 119   Sat March 24, 2018       If you don't feel like mowing the lawn this weekend, put it off another week. The local bees will thank you source: mnn.com   |   share: 27   Fri March 23, 2018       Chronic fatigue trial results "not robust," new study says completely unironically source: bbc.com   |   share: 4         This weeks' story that Yellowstone is soon to blow and kill us all. This is warning number 5,245, and we're serious this time source: phys.org   |   share: 34   Thu March 22, 2018       Newer Blood Thinners Don't Raise Bleeding Risk. DO NOT COAGULATE source: webmd.com   |   share: 24         'Alien' mummy found in Atacama Desert turns out to be human. That can only mean one thing: WE were the aliens all along source: gizmodo.com   |   share: 21

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