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According to new research, countless high-level executives and CEOs are using terrible passwords, inlcuding "123456" and "password."
Future Society

CEOs Exposed for Using Shockingly Stupid Passwords

This can't be real.

By Victor Tangermann

OnlyFans creator Kitty Lixo said on the "No Jumper" podcast she got her Instagram account back after having sex with several Meta/Facebook employees.
Future Society

OnlyFans Creator Says She Got Her Instagram Back by Systematically Having Sex With Facebook Employees

That's one way to do it!

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A controversial new study zeroes in on a possible — and potentially habitable — star system candidate that may have been the origin of the "Wow! signal," one of the biggest mysteries in astronomy that has puzzled scientists ever since its detection in 1977.
Science & Energy

Weird Signal Appears to Have Come From Habitable Star System

"There is a solar analog in the region where the most alien-like signal has come from."

By Victor Tangermann

Nothing in the US economy has been more stable than the price of AriZona tea cans — what better value to peg a stable crypto coin towards?
Cryptocurrency

New Crypto Backed by “America’s Most Stable Asset”: Cans of AriZona Iced Tea

Great, now we're thirsty.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla Autopilot May Have Been Involved in Fatal Crash That Killed Three
Tesla

Tesla Autopilot May Have Been Involved in Fatal Crash That Killed Three

Another one.

By Victor Tangermann

Scienists say pugs are such an unhealthy dog breed they can barely be considered dogs. They suffer with breathing, bone and brain health problems.
Future Society

Pugs Are So Grotesque They Can Barely Be Considered Dogs, Experts Say

Your pug is not okay.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Public health officials across the world have voiced concern over outbreaks of monkeypox, a rare disease that's related to other viruses such as smallpox.
Developments

Scientists Warn of International Monkeypox Outbreaks

"Monkeypox usually does not occur globally."

By Victor Tangermann

Immunity-boosting drugs may have huge implications in the pharmaceutical fight against COVID-19.
RX and Medicine

Doctors Impressed by Drugs That Rejuvenate Immune System

This could be big.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The space suits allowing astronauts to venture outside of the ISS have been declared "no-go" for upcoming spacewalks because they keep filling with water.
NASA

NASA Alarmed That Astronauts’ Spacesuits Keep Filling Up With Water

The suits are officially off the table until they figure out what went wrong.

By Victor Tangermann

Martin Shkreli is out of jail and in a New York halfway house despite being convicted of fraud and increasing life-saving drug prices by 4,000% overnight.
Health & Medicine

Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli Released From Prison, Seen Eating at Cracker Barrel

"Biggest piece of s*** on this Earth."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

In a viral video clip, Pope Francis said he'd prefer a shot of tequila instead of physical therapy, a cane and wheelchair to heal his knee pain.
Health & Medicine

The Pope Says His Preferred Medication for Injury Is Tequila

Pope's lit, baby.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Marvel, Genius Brands and POW! Entertainment singed a 20-year deal that allow them to insert creator Stan Lee in films and Disney theme parks via CGI.
Future Society

Marvel Signs Deal to Insert CGI Stan Lee Cameos Into Future Films

"Ghoulish behavior. Do not resurrect the man for further movie appearances as a CGI puppet..."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Elon Musk is warning yet again of the dangers of having fewer children, something that could lead to the collapse of the human race.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Warns That Humankind Will “End Up in Adult Diapers”

"The environment is going to be fine even if we doubled the size of the humans."

By Victor Tangermann

Just like your average EDM fan, scallops can, as it turns out, be captured more easily when you turn on the pretty lights for them.
Science & Energy

Much Like Hipsters, Scallops Can Be Lured to Their Death by Disco Lights

"It’s like a scallop disco."

By Noor Al-Sibai

A New York Times report followed a female patient who has auditory hallucinations. Normalizing neurodivergency and schizophrenia is better, she says.
Health & Medicine

People With Schizophrenia Are Skipping Meds and Making Peace With the Voices

Turns out being different can be okay.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

During a talk on NASA's objectives for human space exploration, we got an early glimpse of what a 30 day mission to the surface of Mars could look like.
Mars

NASA Reveals Early Plans to Send Two Astronauts to Surface of Mars

Here's what a 30 day stay on the surface of Mars could look like.

By Victor Tangermann

Remember all those celebrities who did crypto ads? They're still rich, but they've been awfully quiet since the industry they shilled has tanked in value. 
Cryptocurrency

Crypto-Shilling Celebs Suddenly Very Quiet Now That It’s Crashing

"This is real money that people are investing."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Regulators just gave the Fukushima nuclear plant the green light to release over a million liters of treated radioactive wastewater into the Pacific ocean.
Science & Energy

Japan Approves Play to Dump Radioactive Water Into Ocean

Let 'er rip!

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists say that a little gene hacking turned adorable hamsters into vicious monstrosities. Let that be a lesson to you!
Science & Energy

Scientists Gene Hack Hamsters Into Hyper-Aggressive Monsters

That wasn't supposed to happen!

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA revealed that Insight's science operations are coming to a close later this summer. By December, they say, the lander will "become inoperative."
Mars

Goodnight Sweet Prince: NASA is Officially Killing Its Mars Lander

We're not ready to say goodbye.

By Victor Tangermann