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RE: Opinion: Don’t Regulate Facial Recognition. Ban It. We are on the verge of a nightmare era of mass surveillance by the state and private companies. It’s not too late to stop it.
Tell me: Which harmful technology has been banned if those in power thought it was useful? It was too late to ban this one long before it was invented.
RE: TIL Vitaminwater is basically sugar-water, to which about a penny's worth of synthetic vitamins have been added. A bottle of vitaminwater contains 33 grams of sugar, making it more akin to a soft drink than to a healthy beverage
They went to court over the name/marketing and argued no one would think it was healthy......
RE: The most statistically-powerful study on autism to date has confirmed that the disorder is strongly heritable. The analysis found that over 80% of autism risk is associated with inherited genetic factors.
If my brother had it what are the chances I'd have of passing it ? Edit: study purely tracked parents on the spectrum. Still curious if theres a correlation with siblings
RE: Elon Musk unveils Neuralink’s plans for brain-reading ‘threads’ and a robot to insert them - The goal is to eventually begin implanting devices in paraplegic humans, allowing them to control phones or computers.
The post title is a copy and paste from the title of the linked popular press article here: > Elon Musk unveils Neuralink’s plans for brain-reading ‘threads’ and a robot to insert them Journal Reference:
RE: According to a study published today in the journal PNAS, many girls who do every bit as well as their male peers in mathematics may still decide on more humanities-centric careers—because their verbal skills outshine their already high marks in math.
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RE: By 2050, Maersk - the world's largest container shipping company vows to send goods — everything from electronics to soybeans to sneakers — around the world with zero carbon emissions.
I see this as a pretty safe bet for Maersk. They get headlines praising their commitment to the environment, and when they inevitably fail to deliver, the public will have forgotten and/or they can blame