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While some podcast fans may blindly stan their parasocial icons, those who listen to neuroscientist Andrew Huberman are not among them.
Future Society

Andrew Huberman Fans Are Absolutely Disgusted With His Behavior

"It would have been a surprise if he wasn't a sleaze in his personal relationships based on the sleaze of his professional career."

By Noor Al-Sibai

After coming out as an alien-believer publicly last summer, Whoopi Goldberg has expounded on her belief in extraterrestrials.
Exobiology

Whoopi Goldberg Insists Aliens Are “Watching Us”

"They've been here for quite some time."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers found that producing drugs like Ozempic only costs anywhere from $0.89 to $4.73 for a monthly supply.
Developments

Ozempic Is Being Sold for Hundreds of Times What It Costs to Make

"The profit margin is immense."

By Victor Tangermann

In the wake of some jarring allegations against Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman, podcaster Lex Fridman is coming to his defense. 
Future Society

Lex Fridman Defends Andrew Huberman Amid Scandal

"Keep going brother!"

By Noor Al-Sibai

Ever since Pornhub blocked all of Texas traffic, residents of the Lone Star State have been using Google to find a way to watch porn.
Future Society

Wild Searches Trending in Texas After Porn Ban

Never saw that coming!

By Sharon Adarlo

It's official, folks: Intuitive Machines' privately-launched Moon lander, Odysseus, has been pronounced dead.
Moon

NASA’s Privately-Launched Moon Lander Permanently Dead After Failing to Wake Up

"This confirms that Odie has permanently faded."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Maersk, which chartered the ship that hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge, was recently sanctioned by US regulators for stifling whistleblowers.
Advanced Transport

Cargo Giant That Took Out Bridge Had Silenced Whistleblower Who Warned About Safety

"This policy is reprehensible and an egregious violation of the rights of employees."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The two NASA astronauts on board Boeing's first crewed Starliner test flight are both confident — and realistic — about what to expect.
Boeing

Commander of First Boeing Astronaut Launch Issues Warning

"We’re going to find some stuff. That’s expected."

By Victor Tangermann

Terrifying audio details the harrowing moments leading up to the Baltimore bridge collapse, with officers trying to clear the bridge.
Future Society

In Terrifying Audio, Police Desperately Try to Clear Bridge Before Impact

"The whole bridge just fell down!"

By Victor Tangermann

The European Hyperloop Center in the Netherlands has opened a new quarter-mile test tube made out of white-painted steel segments.
Hyperloop

Netherlands Builds Quarter-Mile Hyperloop Tube for Testing

Back from the dead.

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk appears to have once again unfollowed ex-girlfriend Claire "Grimes" Boucher, who recently went public with her new boyfriend.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Unfollows Grimes After She Debuts New Boyfriend

You hate to see it.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A Japanese astronaut was embarrassed when he got a picture of an errant toolbag instead of the iconic Mount Fuji.
Off-World

Astronaut Tried to Photograph Mt. Fuji, Snapped Picture of Space Junk Instead

"It's actually quite challenging if you're trying to capture a specific target."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Schwarzenegger announced during an episode of his "Arnold's Pump Club" podcast that he had a pacemaker implanted.
Prosthetics and Devices

Arnold Schwarzenegger Undergoes Heart Surgery

The Terminator has become "a little bit more of a machine."

By Victor Tangermann

People’s brains have gotten bigger compared to those born in the 1930s, according to research, and that bigger brains may stave off dementia.
Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Find Human Brains Are Getting Larger and Larger

A big head may be good for your old age.

By Sharon Adarlo

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has started writing personal letters to employees at Google in an effort to recruit them for Meta's AI projects.
Google

Zuckerberg Emailing Google Employees, Asking Them to Work for Facebook Instead

AI talent is a highly coveted commodity.

By Sharon Adarlo

A congressman is taking on the FDA for allowing Neuralink to implant a chip into a human's brain without touring its facilities first.
Prosthetics and Devices

The FDA Didn’t Inspect Neuralink Before Granting Human Trial Approval

The plot thickens.

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA is proposing to wind down its Chandra X-ray Observatory. And astronomers are pissed.
NASA

Astronomers Furious at Plan to Shut Down NASA Space Telescope

"If you turn Chandra off, the hit to x-ray astronomy in the US is huge."

By Victor Tangermann

A detained Binance executive, British-Kenyan citizen Nadeem Anjarwalla, has reportedly broken out of custody in Nigeria.
Blockchain

Binance Executive Reportedly Breaks Out of House Arrest

Yikes.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The first person to ever get a Neuralink transplant previously had questions about the company — but his concerns, apparently, were quelled. 
Neuroscience and Brain

Neuralink Told Its First Human Patient Not to Worry About Those Gruesome Monkey Deaths

"I realized how just wrong all that is."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Mere days after Stability AI CEO and founder Emad Mostaque stepped down, he hopped on a video call with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
Artificial Intelligence

Ousted Founder of Stability AI Seen Meeting With Microsoft CEO

"He is above, below and around us. In Satya we trust."

By Victor Tangermann