Psychological consequences from epidemics will cause reduced birth rates, people will live longer and women will make themselves more vulnerable to sexual misconduct, experts predict. U.S. The experts reviewed 90 studies between how they are not infected – to help predict how COVID-19 can change social behaviors and gender norms. …
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Scientists challenge latest discovery of biosignature on Venus
Venus, conceived by NASA Mariner in 1974 in 10 investigations.Image: NASA / JPL-Caltech Last month’s bombshell study made the extraordinary claim of finding a type of atom on Venus associated with life. An independent re-evaluation of the methods used in the paper, searching for “no statistical evidence” for the biomarker, …
Read More »Tampa Bay Bookers DT Steve McLendon Learned About Trade Before Final Game With New York Jets
Tampa, Fla. – The New Tampa Bay Bookers defensive lineman Steve McLaughlin found out before the New York Jets game at the Miami Dolphins last Sunday that he was traded. McLendon played in a 24-0 loss to the Jets, which is unusual for both emotional reasons and because of an …
Read More »What we bought: Our favorite USB-C chargers
Moffy Powerstation XXL Igor Bonifacek / Anjedet At best, most power banks don’t look like that, and – at worst, it’s equally ugly to sin. I’m not afraid to admit that I initially bought Moffy’s imaginatively named PowerStation XXL because I think it looks beautiful with its fabric cover. But …
Read More »Tesla’s’ full self-driving ‘beta test draws federal security regulators’ attention
Federal regulators are monitoring the rollout of Tesla’s “complete self-driving” experiment. This week, AutoTomeker began testing its latest state-of-the-art driver assistance software with a select group of customers, and yet, the government is taking a wait-and-see approach. In a statement, U.S. A spokesman for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration …
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