Were cavemen making them?
Sometimes it’s astonishing how good computer programmers are at making computers do a whole number of things you might never imagine a machine should do
A fan's closeness to his team may be so tied up in his personal identity that his body interprets the loss as an effrontery to his own psyche
People's idea of race has far less to do with what people look like, and far more to do with what society teaches us about what people are like
Cutting up paper, too.
LinkedIn's grand scheme is to modernize the college application process, but first it has to convince teens to sign up for an account
Hear, piece-by-piece, how one of the greatest rock songs was put together
For five minutes on Friday, Google.com went down. While it was down the internet saw a 40% drop in traffic
The author was in the middle of a 46th novel when he passed away following complications from a stroke
From the 80s to today, college-aged kids aren't having any more sex than before
These images must still be credited, but they can be used for both commercial and non-commercial material
Among the networks, AT&T and T-Mobile seem to be the biggest culprits at leaving out pertinent location information when customers make emergency calls
There are 37.6 million Americans who speak Spanish at home, but only 34.8 million self-identify as Hispanic
The thieves--both men and women--grab their long-haired victim or hold her at gun or knife point, then cut her hair off at the base of the pony tail
The baby's mother plans to appeal the decision
Autism has long been a disorder more commonly seen in men. But new research suggests that perhaps doctors are simply missing the signs of autism in women
The only copy of the Citizen Kane director's first professional movie was found in a warehouse
There are tests of a woman's virginity, many centered around the blood involved in breaking her hymen. To pass this test, some women turned to fakery
Texting and driving kills more teenagers than driving and driving
Kids like to create faux lip, nose or tongue rings by fashioning the balls into magnetic loops, which wind up accidentally getting swallowed
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