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Early human ancestors didn’t regularly eat meat
www.sciencenews.org Early human ancestors didn't regularly eat meat

Chemicals in the tooth enamel of Australopithecus suggest the early human ancestors ate very little meat, dining on vegetation instead.

Early human ancestors didn't regularly eat meat
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Brain-controlled bionic limbs are inching closer to reality
www.sciencenews.org Brain-controlled bionic limbs are inching closer to reality

Bionics engineers typically view biology as something to be worked around. “Anatomics” engineers the body to be part of the system.

Brain-controlled bionic limbs are inching closer to reality
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Ancient, engraved stones may have been buried to summon the sun
www.sciencenews.org Ancient, engraved stones may have been buried to summon the sun

Members of a Stone Age culture in Denmark may have ritually buried stones to counter the effects of a volcanic eruption.

Ancient, engraved stones may have been buried to summon the sun
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Physics Said These Quantum Particles Couldn't Exist. Now, Math Has Proven They Can
  • Fair point. And another poster voiced his frustration with the headline. And I guess I am not smart enough to realize that this was a poor article.

    I'm not being smarmy, I honestly didn't realize it was a bad science article.

  • Physics Said These Quantum Particles Couldn't Exist. Now, Math Has Proven They Can
  • there fixed your idiotic headline

    Well, it wasn't my headline. Many communities don't allow changing an article's headline from what's posted. So I just default to using the articles headline.

    I'm unsure what you mean by this being my "only warning."

    Are you a mod or admin here and are saying that I've stumbled into breaking a rule, and that I have no more chances. Please clarify so I can adapt accordlingly.

    Thanks!

  • Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago
    www.sciencenews.org Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago

    A new study reports the first direct evidence of Neandertals slaying the big cats, and the earliest evidence of any hominids killing a large predator.

    Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago
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    Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago
    www.sciencenews.org Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago

    A new study reports the first direct evidence of Neandertals slaying the big cats, and the earliest evidence of any hominids killing a large predator.

    Neandertals hunted cave lions at least 48,000 years ago
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    Netflix director adopted three habits after a year with biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson
  • Fair point. I guess I should say I think it's more interesting than educational.

  • Netflix director adopted three habits after a year with biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson
  • Right? And hey I get dying hair to look a little better, but that dye job is horrible. Not a great look to be talking about longevity! lmao

  • Netflix director adopted three habits after a year with biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson
  • I'm torn with my attitude about Bryan Johnson. I do think it's great that he's doing all this stuff on himself so we can watch what happens. But there's something about him that just gives me a bad vibe.

    Maybe it's his vacant stare or something, but ugh, he just seems creepy. Just my bias tho, cuz maybe he's an awesome guy.

    But I wouldn't want to look like him! I'm def gonna check out the documentary tho.

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    Netflix director adopted three habits after a year with biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson
    www.independent.co.uk Netflix director adopted 3 habits after filming biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson

    Chris Smith followed biohacker Bryan Johnson for a year for his documentary, ‘Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever’

    Netflix director adopted 3 habits after filming biohacking millionaire Bryan Johnson
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    50 years after her discovery, Lucy's skeleton still shapes paleoanthropology
    www.whqr.org 50 years after her discovery, Lucy's skeleton still shapes paleoanthropology

    Fifty years ago, the discovery of a human ancestor "Lucy" generated worldwide attention. NPR's Scott Detrow speaks with paleoanthropologist Zeray Alemseged about the legacy of the discovery.

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    Archaeological study documents rare Christian tattoo in medieval Nubia
    phys.org Archaeological study documents rare Christian tattoo in medieval Nubia

    Recently, a team of researchers published their study on a medieval Nubian tattoo in Antiquity. The researchers conducted a post-excavation analysis on individuals who had been interred at the Ghazali Monastery Cemetery (Sudan). One of these individuals was found to have a tattoo, making him only th...

    Archaeological study documents rare Christian tattoo in medieval Nubia
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    The genomic journey of modern and archaic humans may be older than we thought
    phys.org The genomic journey of modern and archaic humans may be older than we thought

    Research conducted at the Department of Biology, University of Padova, has identified critical genomic milestones in the evolution of Homo sapiens, including key chromosomal rearrangements and specific gene variants that contributed to the development of current modern human traits.

    The genomic journey of modern and archaic humans may be older than we thought
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