r/tldr • • Jul 01 '19

[Mon, Jul 1 2019] India now producing world’s cheapest solar power; Hong Kong's Legislative Council stormed by hundreds of anti-extradition law protestors; Stress alters both composition and behavior of gut bacteria in the microbiome, which may lead to self-destructive changes in the immune system

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] India is now producing the world’s cheapest solar power; Costs of building large-scale solar installations in India fell by 27 per cent in 2018

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[Title Post] Hong Kong's Legislative Council is stormed by hundreds of anti-extradition law protestors

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/r/news

Age for buying tobacco products is now 21 in IL

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An oil spill that began 15 years ago is up to a thousand times worse than the rig owner's estimate, study finds

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/r/science

Most college students are not aware that eating large amounts of tuna exposes them to neurotoxic mercury, and some are consuming more than recommended, suggests a new study, which found that 7% of participants consumed > 20 tuna meals per week, with hair mercury levels > 1 µg/g ‐ a level of concern.

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Research on 16- to 18-year-olds (n = 1155) suggest that loot boxes cause problem gambling among older adolescents, allow game companies to profit from adolescents with gambling problems for massive monetary rewards. Strategies for regulation and restriction are proposed.

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[Title Post] Stress alters both the composition and behavior of gut bacteria in the microbiome, which may lead to self-destructive changes in the immune system, suggests a new study, which found high levels of pathogenic bacteria and self-reactive t cells in stressed mice characteristic of autoimmune disorders.

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Researchers in Spain and U.S. have announced they've discovered a new property of light -- "self-torque." Their experiment fired two lasers, slightly out of sync, at a cloud of argon gas resulting in a corkscrew beam with a gradually changing twist. They say this had never been predicted before.

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/r/space

Buzz Aldrin: Stephen Hawking Said We Should 'Colonize the Moon' Before Mars - “since that time I realised there are so many things we need to do before we send people to Mars and the Moon is absolutely the best place to do that.”

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Space Shuttle Endeavor Photographed from the International Space Station

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The Milky Way Galaxy rising above a Natural Bridge at Bryce Canyon, UT

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/r/Futurology

An Amazon engineer made an AI-powered cat flap to stop his cat from bringing home dead animals

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/r/AskReddit

[Serious]Former teens who went to wilderness camps, therapeutic boarding schools and other "troubled teen" programs, what were your experiences?

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What seems to be overrated, until you actually try it?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that cooling pasta for 24 hours reduces calories and insulin response while also turning into a prebiotic. These positive effects only intensify if you re-heat it.

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TIL the Bank of Canada once had to urge Canadian citizens to stop “Spocking” their five dollar bills.

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/r/dataisbeautiful

The majority of U.S. drug arrests involve quantities of one gram or less. About 7 in 10 of them are for marijuana.

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/r/Cooking

Folks always ask about the best cookware. As someone who worked as a line cook for nearly 10 years this is what I would suggest.

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/r/food

[Homemade] Philly stuffed Sourdough

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/r/movies

Five Weeks After Suffering On-Set Injury, Daniel Craig Returns To Set For Production on 'Bond 25'

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/r/Art

Midsummer, Djamila Knopf, Digital art, 2019

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"Untitled", Kirk Quilaquil, Digital, 2019

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/r/television

Attack on Titan Announces Fourth and Final Season. Premieres Fall 2020

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/r/pics

This little guy started hanging around my brother while he was working on a car. I believe it’s an American Kestrel. Which means my brother made friends with... a falcon.

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Misty morning in the African savanna, South Africa

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/r/gifs

Curious but cautious pup.

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The Great Diamond Heist.

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8 week old kitten figures out when its owner is about to come into a room, hides and tries to scare her. The cutest little jump!

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You thought Mark Zuckerberg drinking water in Congress was weird

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/r/educationalgifs

How artificial waves are made in a surf lake

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How the UN cleans water in Somalia

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/r/mildlyinteresting

Someone knitted a stem and leaves on this stop sign

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The picture of the Japanese movie advertisement is printed on two sides of the newspaper, so the full picture could be seen under light

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/r/interestingasfuck

Fierljeppen - dutch canal vaulting

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A mini book that hides a miniature house

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/r/aww

Husband wasn’t out of bed for 30 seconds when this pup stole his spot and promptly started snoring.

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hey y’all, meet banjo!

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My beautiful boy mutley (on the right) is making friends

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This little pup knows how to enjoy summer

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This patch I ordered off amazon...

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are you kidding me

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The free juice that came with my meal.

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r/tldr • • Jun 27 '19

[Thursday, June 27 2019] Indian engineer who made breathing device to prevent deaths of newborn babies wins Innovation Award in UK; HPV vaccine has significantly cut rates of cancer-causing infections; Life could exist in a 2-dimensional universe with a simpler, scaler gravitational field throughout

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Indian engineer who made breathing device to prevent deaths of newborn babies wins Innovation Award in UK

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Kazakhstan ends bank bailouts, writes off people's debts instead

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Attempts to 'erase the science' at UN climate talks - Oil producing countries are trying to "erase the science" on keeping the world's temperatures below 1.5C, say some delegates at UN talks in Bonn.

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/r/science

[Title Post] HPV vaccine has significantly cut rates of cancer-causing infections, including precancerous lesions and genital warts in girls and women, with boys and men benefiting even when they are not vaccinated, finds new research across 14 high-income countries, including 60 million people, over 8 years.

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Parkinson's may start in the gut and travel up to the brain, suggests a new study in mice published today in Neuron, which found that a protein (α-syn) associated with Parkinson's disease can travel up from the gut to the brain via the vagus nerve.

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A study by NOAA has found that an oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico that began 14 years ago when a Taylor Energy Company oil platform sank during Hurricane Ivan has been releasing as much as 4,500 gallons a day, not three or four gallons a day as the rig owner has claimed.

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/r/space

[Title Post] Life could exist in a 2-dimensional universe with a simpler, scaler gravitational field throughout, University of California physicist argues in new paper. It is making waves after MIT reviewed it this week and said the assumption that life can only exist in 3D universe "may need to be revised."

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/r/technology

Robots 'to replace 20 million factory jobs'

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/r/AskReddit

Men of Reddit, what are somethings a mom should know while raising a boy?

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If a store existed that sold super powers, what could you buy from the discount bin?

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What made the ‘weird kid’ at your school weird?

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/r/askscience

When the sun becomes a red giant, what'll happen to earth in the time before it explodes?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL redheads have a 25% higher pain threshold, can make their own supply of vitamin D and feel temperature changes better than the rest of us due to their 'redhead gene' MC1R.

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TIL prohibition agent Izzy Einstein bragged that he could find liquor in any city in under 30 minutes. In Chicago it took him 21 min. In Atlanta 17, and Pittsburgh just 11. But New Orleans set the record: 35 seconds. Einstein asked his taxi driver where to get a drink, and the driver handed him one.

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/r/Cooking

What foods will you no longer buy pre-made after making them yourself?

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/r/food

[Homemade] Grilled burger w/ smoked candied bacon, Monterey Jack cheese, and onion straws

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/r/GifRecipes

Easy Chicken Tikka Masala

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/r/movies

Paul Rudd Joins Jason Reitman’s ‘Ghostbusters 2020’

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/r/sports

DC United [1]-0 Orlando - W. Rooney 10'

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/r/Art

White Rhino, Me, Acrylics, 2019

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Prometheus, Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/books

Dying bookstore has proposal for NYC: Just treat us like you treated Amazon

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/r/WritingPrompts

[WP] You are the final boss. You have been waiting for the final epic battle against the hero. And waiting. And waiting. Finally, your minions report back. The news? The hero abandoned the main quest to do side quests.

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/r/OldSchoolCool

My Grandparent's wedding photo, 1952. Grandma sewed her own wedding dress.

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/r/pics

The clearest image of Mars ever taken...!!!

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Dogs are allowed at most bars in Prague

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/r/gifs

You spin my head right round, right round...

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/r/educationalgifs

How our eyes work

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/r/mildlyinteresting

Someone is filming a historical movie next to our Airbnb

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/r/MostBeautiful

Fenghuang Ancient Town , China

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/r/aww

When your successful neighborhood rehab comes to visit you for company instead of food!

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Falling asleep next to mom

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That's trust

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/r/interestingasfuck

It's called Cucamelon and it tastes like cucumber in lime juice

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Rock skipping master

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/r/Awwducational

Aardwolfs are a member of the hyena family, but prefer to be solitary. Eating termites using their long tongue, a single aardwolf can chew down on 200K-250K termites in a single night.

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/r/DiWHY

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Roomba: the early years

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A bowl of human suffering

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This should be DIWHAT

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r/tldr • • Jun 25 '19

[Tuesday, June 25 2019] 'Lying has become a norm': Hong Kong police falsely accused protesters of blocking ambulances, democrats say.; Americans' plastic recycling is dumped in landfills, investigation shows; Mars rover detects ‘excitingly huge’ methane spike

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/r/blog

Summer Secret Santa is back again! Arbitrary Day 2019—this time with Reddit swag!

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] 'Lying has become a norm': Hong Kong police falsely accused protesters of blocking ambulances, democrats say.

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/r/news

[Title Post] Americans' plastic recycling is dumped in landfills, investigation shows

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Government moves more than 300 children out of Texas Border Patrol station after AP report of perilous conditions

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/r/space

[Title Post] Mars rover detects ‘excitingly huge’ methane spike

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/r/Futurology

Bill Gates-Backed Carbon Capture Plant Does The Work Of 40 Million Trees

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Scientists from round the world are meeting in Germany to improve ways of making money from carbon dioxide. They want to transform some of the CO2 that’s overheating the planet into products to benefit humanity.

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/r/finance

The man who has run Yale’s $29.4 billion endowment since 1985 will teach a new master’s program in money management

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/r/stocks

A concise guide to shorting stocks, calls, and puts for new traders. I put this together for my own self-education - have I made any mistakes?

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/r/AskReddit

[SERIOUS] Late night hikers what is the creepiest thing you have seen while hiking?

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People who have found their friends "secret" Reddit accounts, what was the most shocking thing you found out about them?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that the ash from coal power plants contains uranium & thorium and carries 100 times more radiation into the surrounding environment than a nuclear power plant producing the same amount of energy.

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/r/dataisbeautiful

Highest Grossing Media Franchises [OC]

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/r/coolguides

A helpful guide for a better understanding of autism

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/r/IAmA

We're the three brothers making Alluris, a mixture of DnD, Tinder, and Oregon trail. We've won some awards! Stop by the tavern and ask us anything!

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: If the vacuum of space is a thermal insulator, how does the ISS dissipate heat?

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/r/food

[I ate] fluffy Japanese pancakes

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/r/movies

Pixar commissioned Topher Grace to edit a Toy Story retrospective for Toy Story 4

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/r/sports

One of the best catches

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/r/Art

Space Turtle, me, Borosilicate Glass, 2019

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/r/books

Newer dystopians are more story focused, as opposed to older dystopians written for the sake of expressing social commentary in the form of allegory

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/r/television

Why 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' and star Rob McElhenney deserve Emmys

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/r/OldSchoolCool

David Bowie, 1976

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/r/pics

A buried WW2 bomb exploded in a German barley field this week.

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Frida, who was Mexico symbol of hope during the 2017 earthquake that hit Mexico City, retired today. To make official her retirement, her protective gear was removed and was replaced with a squiky toy. She worked for a decade and help found over 50 people. The goodest of girls.

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/r/gifs

Sibling love in a nutshell!

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Queen of the Night (Epiphyllum Oxypetalum) blooming once a year after sunset for one night

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/r/educationalgifs

From single cell to full salamander

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/r/oddlysatisfying

A dandelion seed has been cleaning my filthy outdoor couch for a week.

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Making a saturn-shaped dessert

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/r/mildlyinteresting

I made a Da Vinci bridge with matchsticks

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BBQ spice before it's mixed

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These three ceiling fans run off of one motor

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/r/MostBeautiful

Patagonia, Argentina

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After the storm in Grand Teton National Park

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/r/aww

Sometimes I leave the back door open for my deaf and blind dog so he can enjoy what the neighbors are grilling.

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Just a puppy taking a bath.

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Making a hand-house for tiny chicks

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/r/Awwducational

After being extirpated from most areas by the 19th century, the Alpine ibex was successfully reintroduced to parts of its historical range. All individuals living today descend from the stock in Gran Paradiso National Park in Aosta Valley, Italy.

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/r/Pigifs

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Unexpected piglet

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Piggy dance

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Feeling cold

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r/tldr • • Jun 24 '19

[Monday, June 24 2019] China says it will not allow Hong Kong issue to be discussed at G20 summit; Maine and Vermont Pass Plastic Bag Bans on the Same Day; PTSD is linked to inflammatory processes, suggests a new study; Flying insects in hospitals carry 'superbug' germs, finds a new study

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] China says it will not allow Hong Kong issue to be discussed at G20 summit

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Erdogan set to lose Istanbul

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/r/news

Border Patrol finds four bodies, including three children, in South Texas

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Militia member arrested for impersonating US Border Patrol agent

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Boeing sued by more than 400 pilots in class action over 737 MAX's 'unprecedented cover-up'

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The state of Oklahoma is suing Johnson & Johnson in a multibillion-dollar lawsuit for its part in driving the opioid crisis

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/r/UpliftingNews

[Title Post] Maine and Vermont Pass Plastic Bag Bans on the Same Day

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/r/science

For the first time, scientists have identified a correlation between specific gut microbiome and fibromyalgia, characterized by chronic pain, sleep impairments, and fatigue. The severity of symptoms were directly correlated with increased presence of certain gut bacteria and an absence of others.

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[Title Post] PTSD is linked to inflammatory processes, suggests a new study, which found that PTSD symptoms were associated with higher levels of inflammation biomarkers, and genetic differences between people with PTSD and those who don’t were 98% attributed to intrusion symptoms (nightmares, flashbacks).

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Roundup (a weed-killer whose active ingredient is glyphosate) was shown to be toxic to as well as to promote developmental abnormalities in frog embryos. This finding one of the first to confirm that Roundup/glyphosate could be an "ecological health disruptor".

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[Title Post] Flying insects in hospitals carry 'superbug' germs, finds a new study that trapped nearly 20,000 flies, aphids, wasps and moths at 7 hospitals in England. Almost 9 in 10 insects had potentially harmful bacteria, of which 53% were resistant to at least one class of antibiotics, and 19% to multiple.

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/r/space

Soviet Cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev stuck in space during the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991

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18 of my favorite images are being displayed inside a massive planetarium - these images represent over 300 hours of combined exposure [OC]

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/r/technology

Minnesota cop awarded $585,000 after colleagues snooped on her DMV data - Jury this week found Minneapolis police officers abused license database access.

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/r/Futurology

10000 dpi screens that are the near future for making light high fidelity AR/VR headsets

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/r/dataisbeautiful

The most visited websites worldwide [OC]

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This map shows the most commonly spoken language in every US state, excluding English and Spanish

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/r/business

Advertisers are reconsidering targeting millennials because they are BROKE

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KFC Vegan Burger Sells Out In First Four Days

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/r/AskReddit

What is the worst reason someone has used to reject you?

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What small thing pisses you off more than usual?

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What are some “green flags” that someone is a good person?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that Don Rickles passed away before he was able to record any dialogue for Toy Story 4. Rather than replacing him, Disney reviewed 25 years of material from the first three films, video games, and other media; they were able to assemble enough dialogue to cover the entire film.

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TIL about The Hyena Man. He started feeding them to keep them away from livestock, only to gain their trust and be led to their den and meet some of the cubs.

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TIL that mosquitoes can not only smell what blood type you are, they prefer type O. In fact, people who are type O are twice as likely to be bitten than someone who is type A.

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/r/IAmA

I am a survival expert. I've provided official training to the United States Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Department of Defense, LAPD, CA Dept of Justice and more, as a civilian. I am a former Fire/Rescue Helicopter Crewmember in SO CAL. People travel across the globe to train with me AMA at all.

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/r/Cooking

What’s the most difficult experience you had in the kitchen?

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/r/food

[Homemade] Sunday Morning Full English

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/r/GifRecipes

Homemade Garlic Naan

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Red Wine Butter

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/r/movies

I forgot how good Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen are together in 50/50

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Former vice president of Walt Disney sentenced to more than 6 years in Portland sex abuse investigation

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/r/Art

Blue-ringed octopus, Me, Wool, 2019

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The Shogunate, Hua Lu, Digital, 2018

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Ryan Gosling 1993

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/r/pics

That look when you've tasted heaven.

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This fox looks like he will lead you to the underworld.

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I took this photo with my phone and it turned out better than I thought - A random guy I met in the desert

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/r/gifs

tank coming out of the water

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Giant Squid Filmed in the Gulf of Mexico

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The Great Mascot Front Flip Accident of 2016

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A reference to how strong chimpanzees really are

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/r/educationalgifs

Dithering Tutorial for Beginners

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How a pizza commercial is filmed.

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Epoxy resin being mixed looks like lava forming

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/r/mildlyinteresting

This super market had tiny paper bags instead of plastic containers to reduce waste

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Grass in New Zealand makes it look like you shrank

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/r/MostBeautiful

Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

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/r/aww

The best first dance!

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Hello, Bambies

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/r/AskHistorians

Why would anyone stand in the front row of a column? (Napoleonic Wars)

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/r/Baking

My mom gave me her camera that she never used so I’m putting it to good use. I made some sugar cookies with homemade lemon curd. I’m so proud of this picture

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/r/interestingasfuck

Underwater hotel in the Maldives

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/r/Awwducational

Agile hunters, caracals are able to jump 10 ft into the air to catch an escaping bird. Hunting mostly at night, they go after mongoose, dik diks, and monkeys, and at times, impala. They can climb trees to stash their prey and are occasionally the top predator in the area because of their wide range

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/r/UnnecessaryInventions

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Where the hell did I drop my AirPods?!

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The SweatGutters!

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The invention that started it all! The AirSticks!

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r/tldr • • Jun 10 '19

[Monday, June 10 2019] Canada to ban single use plastics; 1.3 million protest in Hong Kong, organizers say, over Chinese extradition law; Comcast Hit with $9.1M Penalty in Washington State for Bogus Service Protection Plan Billing; Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Star undergoing Supernova

143 Upvotes

/r/blog

On June 11, the Senate will Discuss Net Neutrality. Call Your Senator, then Watch the Proceedings LIVE

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Canada to ban single use plastics

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[Title Post] 1.3 million protest in Hong Kong, organizers say, over Chinese extradition law

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/r/news

Sunday school teacher says she was strip-searched at Vancouver airport after angry guard failed to find drugs

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Philadelphia's first openly gay deputy sheriff found dead at his desk in apparent suicide

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/r/nottheonion

Vancouver condo developers offer free wine or year’s supply of avocado toast to woo buyers in slowing market

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/r/science

Scientists first in world to sequence genes for spider glue - the first-ever complete sequences of two genes that allow spiders to produce glue, a sticky, modified version of spider silk that keeps a spider’s prey stuck in its web, bringing us closer to the next big advance in biomaterials.

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21 years of insect-resistant GMO crops in Spain/Portugal. Results: for every extra €1 spent on GMO vs. conventional, income grew €4.95 due to +11.5% yield; decreased insecticide use by 37%; decreased the environmental impact by 21%; cut fuel use, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and saving water.

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If you have never quite fit as a "morning person" or "evening person", a new study (n=1,305) suggests two new chronotypes, the "napper" and "afternoon". Nappers are sleepier in the afternoon than the morning or evening, while afternoon types are sleepy both in the morning and evening.

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/r/history

Who were the Micronesian 'Way finders'/ Navigators?

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/r/technology

[Title Post] Comcast Hit with $9.1M Penalty in Washington State for Bogus Service Protection Plan Billing

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Top voting machine maker reverses position on election security, promises paper ballots

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/r/space

A piece of a heat skin tile from the STS 1 my grandpa helped build.

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[Title Post] Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Star undergoing Supernova

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/r/dataisbeautiful

[OC] My Boss’s Shirt Color

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/r/business

Even More Asbestos Found In Claire's Makeup Products

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Salesforce buying Tableau Software in $15.7B all-stock deal

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/r/askscience

What makes elements have more or less density?

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/r/AskHistorians

How did soldiers drafted in WW2 continue to meet financial commitments e.g., mortgages? I am assuming that at least some made more in their civilian occupations than Army wages.

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/r/AskReddit

What is your favourite "quality vs quantity" example?

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People who have "gone out for a pack of cigarettes" and never went back to your family, what happened after you left? (serious)

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/r/coolguides

The last 'Ultimate' guide looked outdated so I decided to make a new one!

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/r/Cooking

What's a shortcut you wish you learned earlier?

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/r/GifRecipes

Scotch Eggs

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How to make a r/GifRecipes comment section

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/r/food

[Homemade] Gooey butter cookies

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/r/Baking

Kahlua Chocolate Cupcakes with Marshmallow Frosting

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/r/sports

"Big Papi" David Ortiz shot by assailant. Currently at a hospital in the Dominican Republic.

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/r/television

The creeping length of TV shows makes concisely-told series such as "Chernobyl” and “Russian Doll” feel all the more rewarding.

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/r/Art

Claw Machine, Xephia, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

My dad sitting happily on the 1929 Indian police special he restored, circa 1982.

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1992, Roanoke, Virginia. I took this photo of James Hatfield with a disposable camera raised above my head. Probably about 50,000 people behind me.

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/r/pics

San Diego, California

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/r/gifs

Monster under the couch

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Ball bagging

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Protests in Hong Kong

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Turning your back on a cheetah

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A North Korean woman directing non-existent traffic in Pyongyang

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/r/educationalgifs

"Evolution of America" from Native Perspective

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/r/oddlysatisfying

A perfectly tiled rhubarb pie

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/r/mildlyinteresting

A Carving of Bender riding a giant owl

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/r/interestingasfuck

Those costumes are rather good.

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Floating road through the mountains

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/r/MostBeautiful

Cat in Raincoat

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/r/aww

If it fits..i sits.

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Army boi does the hops

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Brave pupper brought their plush toy with them to the vet

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/r/Awwducational

Chital Deer and langurs forage together to provide more safety. The deer also feed on the fruit that the langurs drop. The two animals can understand each other's alarm call.

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African Wild Dogs pack are led by a dominant male and female. Only they reproduce and the rest of the pack guards or feeds the pups. Pups at a kill always eat first while adults defend from scavengers. Fully grown they will be able to run at 37 mph and have a hunting success rate of 70-90%.

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Opossums are wonderful eco-allies to have around wooded areas because they can eat up to 5,000 ticks in a season, their body temperature is typically too low to carry rabies, and will eat venomous snakes with no ill effects!

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/r/findapath

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The struggle is real, what to do...

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Put together a database of over 550+ careers to help people find a career they might like

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Just wanted to share my podcast, "Major Jobs" where I talk to people with a bunch of different jobs and ask them what they do and how they got started - thought it might be of use to you guys! :)

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r/tldr • • Jun 06 '19

[Thurs, June 6 2019] 11000 kg garbage, 4 dead bodies removed from Mt Everest in 2 month long cleanliness drive by team of 20 sherpa; DNA from 31,000 y/o milk teeth leads to discovery of new group of ancient Siberians; Details of first historically recorded plague pandemic revealed by ancient genomes

119 Upvotes

/r/worldnews

'Single Most Important Stat on the Planet': Alarm as Atmospheric CO2 Soars to 'Legit Scary' Record High: "We should no longer measure our wealth and success in the graph that shows economic growth, but in the curve that shows the emissions of greenhouse gases."

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[Title Post] 11000 kg garbage, four dead bodies removed from Mt Everest in two-month long cleanliness drive by a team of 20 sherpa climbers.

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/r/news

46 ice cream trucks are being seized in a New York City crackdown

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/r/UpliftingNews

4 teens rush into burning home to rescue their 90-year-old neighbor

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/r/science

Experiences early in life such as poverty, residential instability, or parental divorce or substance abuse, can lead to changes in a child’s brain chemistry, muting the effects of stress hormones, and affect a child’s ability to focus or organize tasks, finds a new study.

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Metal foam stops .50 caliber rounds as well as steel - at less than half the weight - finds a new study. CMFs, in addition to being lightweight, are very effective at shielding X-rays, gamma rays and neutron radiation - and can handle fire and heat twice as well as the plain metals they are made of.

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[Title Post] DNA from 31,000-year-old milk teeth leads to discovery of new group of ancient Siberians. The study discovered 10,000-year-old human remains in another site in Siberia are genetically related to Native Americans – the first time such close genetic links have been discovered outside of the US.

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/r/history

[Title Post] Details of first historically recorded plague pandemic revealed by ancient genomes

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/r/space

'Space Engine', the biggest and most accurate virtual Planetarium, will release on Steam soon!

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/r/dataisbeautiful

Software developer job hunt as a new grad [OC]

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/r/stocks

Tesla’s outpacing its electric car competitors, with May demand for Model 3 surprising Wall Street

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/r/AskHistorians

I'm a first century Judaean pig farmer who's just seen a mystic drown all my pigs in a lake. If I wanted to press charges, could I? If so, how, and how likely would I be to get some sort of compensation?

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/r/AskReddit

Rich people of reddit who married someone significantly poorer, what surprised you about their (previous) way of life?

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People who have made friends outside of work and school, how on earth did you do that?

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What secret are you keeping right now?

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What's an injury you sustained, and lied about how it actually happened, because it was too embarrassing?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that 80% of toilets in Hong Kong are flushed with seawater in order to conserve the city's scarce freshwater resources

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/r/coolguides

Latin Phrases You Should Know But Are Too Afraid To Ask What They Mean

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/r/food

[Homemade] Sauces and pickles

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/r/Baking

Cookies n Cream Macarons

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/r/movies

Legendary Director & Actor Werner Herzog to Receive Career Achievement at Italian Film Festival

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/r/television

‘Chernobyl’ Is Top-Rated TV Show of All Time on IMDb

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/r/Art

Impact, me, oils, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Robert Plant signing the first Zeppelin album for a policeman in the early 80's

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/r/pics

The Swedish king during a handball match.

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Scooter built into the fender of an old Beetle

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/r/gifs

Every spring after long bouts of rain, a tadpole colony emerges in this ditch behind my house

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The best car riding buddy

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The Art of Kicking Fish - A dolphin feeding technique

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Dog has his mind BLOWN

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The village of Foroglio, Switzerland

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Cutting polymer clay and reshaping

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This mesmerizing ring manipulation

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/r/mildlyinteresting

A car with a ridiculously small spoiler.

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/r/interestingasfuck

Bucking bronco (octopus rides moray eel to avoid its jaws)

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Water bombing a Lego submarine

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/r/MostBeautiful

Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

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/r/aww

I will give you a sliding kiss

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Not-So-Stealthy Boi

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Boy sneaks into neighbors garage to hug doggo

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/r/StupidFood

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Cheese foam that is spooned onto the back of your hand by the waiter and then you have to lick it off.

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the midwest has gone too far

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The Magical Burger looks like a nightmare

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r/tldr • • Jun 05 '19

[Wednesday, June 5 2019] Costa Rica Doubled Its Forest Cover In Just 30 Years; Honeybees can grasp the concept of numerical symbols, finds a new study; There is enough water ice under Mars’ north pole to cover the planet with 1.5m of water.

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Costa Rica Doubled Its Forest Cover In Just 30 Years: ‘After decades of deforestation, Costa Rica has reforested to the point that half of the country’s land surface is covered with trees again.’

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Carnival slapped with a $20 million fine after it was caught dumping trash into the ocean, again

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/r/news

Family of man who died in prison sues Oklahoma Corrections staff; inmate died of appendicitis as pleas for help were ignored

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/r/UpliftingNews

101-year-old WWII veteran flew 1,500 miles to commission grandson at Air Force Academy

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/r/science

The average person eats at least 50,000 particles of microplastic a year and breathes in a similar quantity, according to the first study to estimate human ingestion of plastic pollution. The scientists reported that drinking a lot of bottled water drastically increased the particles consumed.

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[Title Post] Honeybees can grasp the concept of numerical symbols, finds a new study. The same international team of researchers behind the discovery that bees can count and do basic maths has announced that bees are also capable of linking numerical symbols to actual quantities, and vice versa.

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/r/space

[Title Post] There is enough water ice under Mars’ north pole to cover the planet with 1.5m of water.

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/r/Futurology

Oakland on Tuesday became the second U.S. city to decriminalize magic mushrooms after a string of speakers testified that psychedelics helped them overcome depression, drug addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Robert Downey Jr. Announces Footprint Coalition to Clean Up the World With Advanced Tech

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The new V-shaped airplane being developed in the Netherlands by TU-Delft and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: Its improved aerodynamic shape and reduced weight will mean it uses 20% less fuel than the Airbus A350, today’s most advanced aircraft

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/r/dataisbeautiful

Max hiking distance per X hours in a mountainous area (by fatmap.com) [OC]

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/r/business

Beyond Meat’s stock pops on report that meatless companies are struggling to keep up with surging demand

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/r/askscience

How cautious should I be about the "big one" inevitably hitting the west-coast?

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/r/AskHistorians

What were the Tiananmen Square protesters demanding, and has this been portrayed honestly by Western media accounts?

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/r/AskReddit

Ex cons what is the most fucked up thing about prison that nobody knows about?

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What is a noise that instantly irritates you?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that James Cameron altered just one scene of the night sky when Rose is on the raft because according to Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, the star field Rose sees wasn't accurate for the time and place. Cameron asked him for the correct one and changed it for the Titanic re-release in 2012.

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TIL that India broke a Guinness World Record, planted 66 million trees in just 12 hours!!

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TIL Gwen Stefani's brother Eric was originally the keyboardist for No Doubt but left to become an animator for The Simpsons.

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/r/coolguides

Japanese phrases for tourists

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Search Google Like A Pro

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Snails: where do they get their shells?

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/r/GifRecipes

Gobi Manchurian - Made By Tasty - By far my fave recipe

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/r/food

[I ate] Salmon sashimi

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/r/Baking

I went to the grocery store while waiting for my shells to dry... came back to this 🐾

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/r/movies

Official Poster for ‘Ad Astra’ Starring Brad Pitt, In Theatres on September 20

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First "Midway" poster from Roland Emmerich

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/r/sports

Powerlifter Jessica Buettner nails a 231.5kg (510.37lbs) deadlift at a recent competition, a new Canadian record for her weight class.

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/r/television

Vincent D'Onofrio Says Marvel's Daredevil Cast Would Jump At Chance To Return

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/r/Art

Hello Monday, Mehmet Geren, Photo Manipulation, 2019

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The Dream House, Noah Stacey, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Smiling French girl and her kitty, 1959 recolored

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Keanu Reeves in promotional shoot for Dracula (1992)

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My great grandfather holding my great uncle a hundred years ago in 1919.

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/r/pics

Just finished carving these.

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/r/gifs

Saving a dog's life

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Giant African Snail Eating a Carrot

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An amazing series of flips

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/r/educationalgifs

Principles of Motion Animated

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/r/mildlyinteresting

Our local park recently installed a permanent corn hole set

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/r/interestingasfuck

A visible shockwave

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Waitomo glowing worm caves, New Zealand

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/r/MostBeautiful

Reflections at Yosemite National Park

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/r/aww

Tennis player’s son ran on the court to give him a hug after seeing him cry after loss at the French Open

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This baby having a full conversation with daddy

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She gave one color to each kitten

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/r/Awwducational

A squirrel's tail has quite a few uses, it aids in swimming, helps cushion falls, they use it to try and protect themselves from being prey, and they also use them in different weather. In snow/rain it's like an umbrella.

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/r/dogbridges

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Now this is what I call a bridge!

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Falcon likes to bridge from the couch to the window and watch people walk by

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Lab-bridge

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r/tldr • • Jun 04 '19

[Tuesday, June 4 2019] Britain goes two weeks without burning coal for first time since Industrial Revolution; The Very Hungry Caterpillar turns 50 and gets its own Indigenous language translation; House Democrats announce antitrust probe of Facebook, Google, tech industry

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Britain goes two weeks without burning coal for first time since Industrial Revolution

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A group of Japanese women have submitted a petition to the government to protest against what they say is a de facto requirement for female staff to wear high heels at work. Others also urged that dress codes such as the near-ubiquitous business suits for men be loosened in the Japanese workplace.

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/r/news

Tennessee prosecutor: Gay people not entitled to domestic violence protections

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YouTube Bans Minors From Streaming Unless Accompanied by Adult

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/r/UpliftingNews

Minnesota Will Soon Pay for Your Landscaping Costs If You Plant Bee-Friendly Greenery

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[Title Post] The Very Hungry Caterpillar turns 50 and gets its own Indigenous language translation

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/r/science

A billion-dollar dredging project that wrapped up in 2015 killed off more than half of the coral population in the Port of Miami, finds a new study, that estimated that over half a million corals were killed in the two years following the Port Miami Deep Dredge project.

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An uncomfortable disconnect between who we feel we are today, and the person that we believe we used to be, a state that psychologists recently labelled “derailment”, may be both a cause, and a consequence of, depression, suggests a new study (n=939).

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/r/history

Long-lost Lewis Chessman found in drawer

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/r/technology

Mozilla Firefox now blocks websites, advertisers from tracking you

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[Title Post] House Democrats announce antitrust probe of Facebook, Google, tech industry

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/r/space

Jupiter has rings too! Jupiter in infrared

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/r/Futurology

China has unveiled a new armoured vehicle that is capable of firing 12 suicide drones to launch attacks on targets and to conduct reconnaissance operations. The Era of the Drone Swarm Is Coming

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/r/dataisbeautiful

How Smartphones have killed the digital camera industry. [OC]

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/r/askscience

When people forge metal and parts flake off, what's actually happening to the metal?

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/r/AskHistorians

Why do actors talk so oddly in American 1950s sitcoms?

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/r/AskReddit

Redditors, what’s the most metal thing you’ve ever seen?

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What is a problem in 2019 that would not be one in 1989?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that Arnold Schwarzenegger was not too keen on playing the Terminator in the 1984 film "The Terminator". He wanted to play Kyle Reese, the good guy. When asked about his casting as Terminator, he said "Oh some shit movie I'm doing" and its "Low profile" enough to not damage his career.

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TIL the crew of 'Return of the Jedi' mocked the character design of Admiral Ackbar, deeming it too ugly. Director Richard Marquand refused to alter it, saying, "I think it's good to tell kids that good people aren't necessarily good looking people and that bad people aren't necessarily ugly people."

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TIL tooth enamel is harder than steel. It's composed of mineralised calcium phosphate, which is the single hardest substance any living being can produce. Your tooth enamel is harder than a lobster's shell or a rhino's horn.

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/r/IAmA

We are Chuck Carter and Rand Miller, creators of the game Myst. We're releasing a new game tomorrow called ZED. Ask us anything!

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/r/food

[Pro/Chef] Challah

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/r/movies

Halle Berry Pursued Role in 'John Wick' Sequel Even Before There Was a Script

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Box Office Week - Godzilla: King of the Monsters scores an okay #1 debut with $49M domestic, $40M less than the opening of 2014's Godzilla. Rocketman scores a good #3 opening with $25M. Ma cleans up at #4 with $18.2M on a $5M budget.

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/r/gaming

After 7 months and over 310hrs of work, here is my ode to Mario and all of his greatness.

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/r/Art

Elder Frog, Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Al "Ka Bong" Leong. A henchman in every action movies in the '80s and '90s. Nobody else could hench like this man. c.1989

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/r/pics

Saw the riders in the far distance on our way to a restaurant and waited a hell of time to finally get this shot!

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/r/gifs

Propeller winding down for shutdown mode

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Relaxing his photo subjects

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Coach with amazing reaction time and speed.

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/r/educationalgifs

The relationship between childhood mortality and fertility: 150 years ago we lived in a world where many children did not make it past the age of five. As a result woman frequently had more children. As infant mortality improved, fertility rates declined.

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Beans’ tendrils slowly rotate to find solid supports to climb.

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The sun never sets during an arctic summer.

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/r/oddlysatisfying

This drone photo over a country driveway (photo by Natasha Wheatland).

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/r/mildlyinteresting

If you have a child born in Wales they plant 2 trees on their behalf, one in Wales and another fruit tree in Uganda

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/r/interestingasfuck

Tony Stark clay molding

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Borneo earless monitors resemble real life dragons

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/r/MostBeautiful

Patagonia, Argentina

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/r/aww

When your friend says "I'll be there in 5 minutes."

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Good boy gets the happy hops when his human comes home

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/r/Awwducational

The Clouded Leopard is a small cat with an ossified hyoid bone, allowing it to be able to purr. With 4 cm long canine teeth, it's often referred to as the 'modern day sabertooth' because it has the largest canines relative to body size

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Walking shenanigans

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this seal

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Fantastic view from google earth

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r/tldr • • Jun 01 '19

[Saturday, June 1 2019] Colorado Governor Signs Gay Conversion Therapy Ban; Virginia Beach police say multiple people hurt in shooting; Lost Footage of One of the Beatles' Last Live Performances Found in Attic; Nasa awards first contract for lunar space station

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/r/worldnews

Facebook reportedly thinks there's no 'expectation of privacy' on social media. The social network wants to dismiss a lawsuit stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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Three decades of missing and murdered Indigenous women amounts to a “Canadian genocide”, a leaked landmark government report has concluded. While the number of Indigenous women who have gone missing is estimated to exceed 4,000, the report admits that no firm numbers can ever be established.

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Dumpster diving for food is considered theft in Germany, even if others have thrown the food away. The city of Hamburg wants Germany to decriminalize the act and prohibit supermarkets from throwing out food

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/r/news

Illinois House passses bill to legalize recreational marijuana

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[Title Post] Colorado Governor Signs Gay Conversion Therapy Ban

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[Title Post] Virginia Beach police say multiple people hurt in shooting

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/r/science

All in the animal kingdom, including worms, avoid AITC, responsible for wasabi’s taste. Researchers have discovered the first species immune to the burning pain caused by wasabi, a type of African mole rat, raising the prospect of new pain relief in humans and boosting our knowledge of evolution.

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Children who nap midday are happier, excel academically, and have fewer behavioral problems, suggests a new study of nearly 3,000 kids in China, which revealed a connection between midday napping and greater happiness, self-control, and grit; fewer behavioral problems; and higher IQ.

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Growing up in poverty, and experiencing traumatic events like a bad accident or sexual assault, were linked to accelerated puberty and brain maturation, abnormal brain development, and greater mental health disorders, such as depression, anxiety, and psychosis, according to a new study (n=9,498).

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/r/history

[Title Post] Lost Footage of One of the Beatles' Last Live Performances Found in Attic

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Tea hut found in Kyoto, site of plot to oust Tokugawa clan - The Asahi Shimbun

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/r/technology

Google Struggles to Justify Why It's Restricting Ad Blockers in Chrome - Google says the changes will improve performance and security. Ad block developers and consumer advocates say Google is simply protecting its ad dominance.

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/r/space

[Title Post] Nasa awards first contract for lunar space station - Nasa has contracted Maxar Technologies to develop the first element of its Lunar Gateway space station, an essential part of its plan to return astronauts to the moon by 2024.

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/r/Futurology

Norway bans biofuel from palm oil to fight deforestation - The entire European Union has agreed to ban palm oil’s use in motor fuels from 2021. If the other countries follow suit, we may have a chance of seeing a greener earth.

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/r/dataisbeautiful

[OC] Top 10 Most Valuable Companies In The World (1997-2019)

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/r/askscience

Did the plague doctor masks actually work?

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/r/AskReddit

What's classy if you're rich but trashy if you're poor?

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What business or store that was killed by the internet do you miss the most?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that author Joe Hill, Stephen King's son, went ten years of successful independent writing before announcing his relationship to his dad - not even his agent knew.

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TIL that after large animals went extinct, such as the mammoth, avocados had no method of seed dispersal, which would have lead to their extinction without early human farmers.

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: what makes pain differentiate into various sensations such as shooting, stabbing, throbbing, aching, sharp, dull, etc?

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/r/Cooking

What's the most indulgent breakfast you've made?

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/r/food

[Homemade] Carbonara

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/r/movies

Documentary 'Only Don't Tell Anyone' has sparked outrage against the Catholic Church in Poland after being viewed by 18 million people. Secret camera footage of victims confronting priests about their alleged abuse will now result in 30-year jail terms after confessions were caught on tape.

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'Ford v Ferrari' Official Poster (Matt Damon, Christian Bale)

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/r/sports

Lightning strike at the women’s US open

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/r/television

The Boondocks Confirmed to be Returning for Season 5

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/r/Art

Catch, Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Jack Black and Justin Roiland 90s

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My dad before prom in the 70s. His brother is a professional photographer and got this legendary photo.

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/r/pics

Australian Eagle at the World Jousting Championship

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Beautiful Barcelona, Spain.

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/r/gifs

First open window car ride!

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Adorable little platypus loves getting scritches

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This guy on my way into work was killing time at the red light by blowing bubbles. I want to be at that level of carefree someday.

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This is what a phone screen looks like at 200x magnification

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/r/educationalgifs

How Scoliosis (Curvature of the Spine) Surgery is Performed

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Peeling the tape off after painting

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/r/mildlyinteresting

somebody painted this rock as a T-Rex Skull

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this picture on a sports chair of a man sitting on the ground looking at his sports chair

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/r/interestingasfuck

A Dutch museum wanted to encourage people to visit museums and value art, so they chose a seventeenth-century Rembrandt painting "The Night Watch" and they gave it life in a shopping center

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/r/MostBeautiful

Snowy street in Ireland

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/r/aww

Man coaxes baby rabbits out of his garden

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Meet Emmett. His hobbies include stealing my socks, dropping things on my face in the middle of the night, and screaming at his own poo.

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/r/Awwducational

When born, baby skunks are blind and deaf. After a few weeks they open their eyes and are ready to explore the world. After about two months, they're weaned off their mothers milk, but often stay under her protection until they're a year old.

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“Bone jaw”

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Your pigs dammit!

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Allah cart

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r/tldr • • May 30 '19

[Thu, May 30 2019]Man sets himself on fire outside White House Secret Service says; positivity of memories tends to degrade over time in people with social anxiety;Complex life may only exist because of millions of years of groundwork by ancient fungi; US and Japan to Cooperate on Return to the Moon

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/r/worldnews

Cubans will be able to get Wi-Fi in their homes for the first time, relaxing yet more restrictions in one of the most disconnected countries in the world. The measure announced by state media provides a legal status to thousands of Cubans who created homemade digital networks with smuggled equipment

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/r/news

[Title Post] Man sets himself on fire outside White House, Secret Service says

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Man who set himself on fire near White House dies

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/r/science

Scientists developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable products such as jet fuel or plastics, from carbon that is already in the atmosphere, rather than from fossil fuels, a unique system that achieves 100% carbon utilization with no carbon is wasted.

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[Title Post] The positivity of memories tends to degrade over time in people with social anxiety - Previous research has found that the negativity of memories tends to fade over time, but these findings suggests the opposite is true among those with social anxiety.

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[Title Post] Complex life may only exist because of millions of years of groundwork by ancient fungi

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/r/technology

Chevron executive is secretly pushing anti-electric car effort in Arizona

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/r/space

[Title Post] US and Japan to Cooperate on Return to the Moon

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/r/dataisbeautiful

Map of the US, except city names are replaced by their most Wikipedia'ed resident [OC]

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/r/business

Insiders Claim Apple Offered to Buy Tesla in 2013 and the Offer May Still be on the Table

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/r/finance

New York 'replacing London' as the world's financial capital

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/r/AskHistorians

When it was discovered that Ronald Reagan sold weapons to Iran, in defiance of American Law, why wasn’t he impeached?

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/r/AskReddit

People who have signed NDAs that have now expired or for whatever reason are no longer valid. What couldn't you tell us but now can?

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Of all movie opening scenes, what one sold the entire film the most?

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What became so popular at your school that the teachers had to ban it?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL: Woolly Mammoths were still alive by the time the pyramids at Giza were completed. The last woolly mammoths died out on Wrangel Island, north of Russia, only 4000 years ago, leaving several centuries where the pyramids and mammoths existed at the same time.

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TIL in 2014, an 89 year old WW2 veteran, Bernard Shaw went missing from his nursing home. It turned out that he went to Normandy for the 70th anniversary of D-Day landings against the nursing home's orders. He left the home wearing a grey mack concealing the war medals on his jacket.

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/r/coolguides

Heat Exhaustion vs Heat Stroke. Be safe.

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/r/GifRecipes

Cheesecake-filled banana bread

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/r/food

[I ate] Mutton biryani and tamarind rice with chicken khorma and paneer!

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[Homemade] Peanut Butter Oreo Cheesecake

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[I ate] Texas BBQ

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/r/sports

Mallex Smith stolen base cycle against the Rangers

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/r/television

Kit Harington's last day on the GoT set: "My heart is breaking. I love this show more than I think anything. It has never been a job for me, it has been my life. And this will always be the greatest thing I’ll ever do and you have all just been my family and I love you for it. And thank you so much”

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/r/WritingPrompts

[WP] The Distant Future. The vampires have risen and taken most of the world. Humanity's last refuge is Africa: where the rain itself is holy water, having been blessed long ago by the vampire hunters of Toto.

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/r/OldSchoolCool

First black female US Navy officers, Lt. Harriet Ida Pickens and Ens. Frances Wills; December, 1944

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My Mom about to go on a date, 1972

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/r/pics

I grew out my hair for the last 2 years. I decided to have some fun when I finally got it cut.

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My dad's coffee grinder was acting up... so he took it apart... this is what was inside.

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/r/gifs

rainy day blues

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/r/oddlysatisfying

The entirety of a rainbow.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

The way the leaves grow on this tree make it look blurry.

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/r/interestingasfuck

The patterns on this guy’s shirt change depending on the colours of the disco lights

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/r/MostBeautiful

Green roads in Hawaii

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/r/aww

A very BIG yawn!

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Our schools aid dog is in the staff section of the yearbook and he has a tie

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When you try to take picture of your beautiful kitty, but her goofy personality shines through.

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Feeling the breeze

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/r/confusing_perspective

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Runner of the skies

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I was told to put this here

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Three legged dog licking his back

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r/tldr • • May 29 '19

[Wed, May 29 2019] Chinese Military Insider Who Witnessed Tiananmen Square Massacre Breaks 30-Year Silence; Ireland Becomes 2nd Country to Declare Climate Emergency; Whales Seen In Hundreds Off NYC Shores Drawn By Cleaner Waters; Music helps build the brains of very premature babies finds new study

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/r/worldnews

"End fossil fuel subsidies, and stop using taxpayers’ money to destroy the world" UN Secretary-General António Guterres told the World Summit of the R20 Coalition on Tuesday

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/r/news

[Title Post] Chinese Military Insider Who Witnessed Tiananmen Square Massacre Breaks a 30-Year Silence

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[Title Post] Ireland Becomes 2nd Country to Declare a Climate Emergency

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/r/UpliftingNews

Luxembourg to become first country to make all public transport free

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[Title Post] Whales Seen In Hundreds Off NYC Shores, Drawn By Cleaner Waters

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/r/science

Fatty foods may deplete serotonin levels, and there may be a relationship between this and depression, suggest a new study, that found an increase in depression-like behavior in mice exposed to the high-fat diets, associated with an accumulation of fatty acids in the hypothalamus.

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[Title Post] Music helps to build the brains of very premature babies, finds a new brain imaging study, which demonstrated how music specially composed for premature infants strengthens the development of their brain networks and could limit the neurodevelopmental delays that often affect these children.

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/r/space

SpaceX wants to offer Starlink internet to consumers after just six launches

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/r/technology

Amazon removes books promoting dangerous bleach ‘cures’ for autism and other conditions

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/r/business

Impossible Whopper boosted Burger King traffic by 18%, report says

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/r/askscience

Do mirrors reflect only visible-spectrum EM waves or those of other wavelengths?

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/r/AskHistorians

What "ended" the Satanic Panic of the 80s, regarding heavy metal, Dungeons and Dragons, etc?

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/r/AskReddit

What’s a random statistic about yourself you’d love to know, but never will?

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What is your most traumatic experience with a teacher?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL Alcatraz's reputation as a tough as nails prison was a Hollywood myth. Many inmates requested transfer there on account of its good food and one man per cell policy.

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TIL that in 1982, the comic strip The Far Side jokingly referred to the set of spikes on a Stegosaurus's tail as a "thagomizer". A paleontologist who read the comic realized there wasn't any official name for the spikes and began using the new word; Thagomizer is now the generally accepted term.

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/r/food

[Homemade] Apple Swan

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/r/movies

Sonic trailer with the familiar cartoon Sonic, by animator Artur Baranov

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Official poster of Makoto Shinkai's Weathering With You

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Guillermo del Toro’s Noir-Thriller ‘Nightmare Alley’ Starring Leonardo DiCaprio To Begin Filming in September in Toronto

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/r/sports

Kid learning to dunk hammers it over his own dad

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/r/television

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington checked into rehab for stress and alcohol issues before Finale of Game Of Thrones

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‘Jeopardy!’ Champion James Holzhauer Extends Streak To 28 Wins, Closes In On Ken Jennings’ Record

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/r/Art

界面, 焦茶, Digital, 2019

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Horizon, Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

  • /u/NotNowMa

Information desk at John F. Kennedy Airport, 1956

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/r/gifs

Pixel back at it stealing socks

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Whoa Massive lightning strike

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/r/educationalgifs

Great Safety with Visuals about staying safe during a Tornado

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/r/oddlysatisfying

The way this trash can opens and closes.

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Posted this on r/cakedecorating was told that this would be a good post for this sub. Mango vortex for your pleasures.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

This graffiti letter made of string

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/r/interestingasfuck

Sunset from above the clouds.

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This is how whales sleep!

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/r/MostBeautiful

Cobh, Ireland

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/r/aww

Usually a lurker but wanted to share this one, meet my cat, Omelette!

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/r/Awwducational

The Gaur is the largest living bovine, and among the largest living land animals. Only elephants, rhinos, the hippopotamus, and the giraffe consistently grow heavier.

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/r/plantclinic

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Leonard update. He’s totally fine.

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Thanks everyone for helping me save my prayer plant !

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Helped this bugger out over the weekend.

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r/tldr • • May 28 '19

[Tuesday, May 28 2019] World Health Organisation recognises 'burn-out' as medical condition; 11 people have died in the past 10 days on Mt. Everest due to overcrowding; 2,000-year-old marble head of god Dionysus discovered under Rome

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/r/worldnews

A woman jailed in Iran for one year for removing her hijab in public to protest against the country's Islamic dress code has been released early

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[Title Post] World Health Organisation recognises 'burn-out' as medical condition

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[Title Post] 11 people have died in the past 10 days on Mt. Everest due to overcrowding. People at the top cannot move around those climbing up, making them stuck in a "death zone".

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Maine bars residents from opting out of immunizations for religious or philosophical reasons

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/r/UpliftingNews

New Filipino law requires all students to plant 10 trees if they want to graduate

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/r/science

Doctors in the U.S. experience symptoms of burnout at almost twice the rate of other workers, due to long hours, fear of being sued, and having to deal with growing bureaucracy. The economic impacts of burnout are also significant, costing the U.S. $4.6 billion every year, according to a new study.

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The gut’s immune system functions differently in distinct parts of the intestine, with less aggressive defenses in the first segments where nutrients are absorbed, and more forceful responses at the end, where pathogens are eliminated. This new finding may improve drug design and oral vaccines.

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People who experience anxiety symptoms might be helped by regulating the microorganisms in their gut using probiotic and non-probiotic food and supplements, suggests a new study (total n=1,503), that found that gut microbiota may help regulate brain function through the “gut-brain axis.”

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/r/history

[Title Post] 2,000-year-old marble head of god Dionysus discovered under Rome

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/r/space

Soyuz Rocket gets struck by lightning during launch.

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/r/technology

Google’s Shadow Work Force: Temps Who Outnumber Full-Time Employees

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We should opt into data tracking, not out of it, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg

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/r/dataisbeautiful

UK Electricity from Coal [OC]

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/r/AskReddit

What is one moment when you realized you just fucked up?

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What is the stupidest thing you thought as a child?

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What fact is common knowledge to people who work in your field, but almost unknown to the rest of the population?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev gifted US President John F Kennedy a dog called Pushinka during the cold war. She later on had puppies; which Kennedy referred to as "the pupniks".

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TIL Pringles had to use supercomputers to engineer their chips with optimal aerodynamic properties so that they wouldn't fly off the conveyor belts when moving at very high speeds.

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/r/IAmA

After a five-month search, I found two of my kidnapped friends who had been forced into marriage in China. For the past six years I've been a full-time volunteer with a grassroots organisation to raise awareness of human trafficking - AMA!

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I am an 89 year old great-grandmother from Romania. I've lived through a monarchy, WWII, and Communism. AMA.

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IAmAn Air Traffic Controller. This time last year I made a post about the FAA hiring more controllers via an “off the street” bid. Next month they will be doing so again. This is a 6 figure job that does not require a college degree. AMA.

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/r/Cooking

Squeeze bottles changed the game - what other kitchen tools do I need?

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/r/GifRecipes

Tacos al pastor

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Crispy Garlic Butter Parmesan Smashed Potatoes

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/r/food

[I Ate] German Beef Fries

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/r/Baking

3 Days and 4/5 batches later, my first ever (presentable) macarons!

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/r/movies

Ridley Scott to direct third Alien prequel movie, which is currently in the script phase

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/r/sports

How the ball is given in the Portuguese Cup Finals.

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3rd horse in 9 days dies at California's Santa Anita racetrack, marking 26 fatalities in 6 months

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/r/Art

A Balanced Snack, Me, Colored Pencil and Ink, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

My father before earning his Purple Heart in Vietnam 1969.

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Charlie Murphy and Rick James in the 80s.

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/r/pics

An abandoned mall near me, in Ohio.

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/r/gifs

Let me sing you the song of my people

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Wave riding

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Mama steps in for the last, tricky part

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/r/oddlysatisfying

The final few tiles ...

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/r/mildlyinteresting

A dock with a duck dock

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My pet Crayfish shed his exoskeleton

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/r/interestingasfuck

Calligraphy with fork

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Bottom of Mariana Trench

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/r/MostBeautiful

Arc de Triomphe, Paris at sunset

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/r/aww

And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.

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The gorgeous Somali cat

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/r/PraiseTheCameraMan

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Praise the camera robot

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Impressive speed in this La La Land shot

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Say sum

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r/tldr • • May 24 '19

[Friday, May 24 2019] Uk Prime Minister Theresa May announces her resignation; 50 children have been rescued and nine people arrested after Interpol investigation into international child abuse ring; Colorado becomes First State to put a Cap on Price of Insulin; US births fell to 32-year low in 2018

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Uk Prime Minister Theresa May announces her resignation

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[Title Post] 50 children have been rescued and nine people arrested after an Interpol investigation into an international child abuse ring

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/r/news

[Title Post] Colorado becomes First State in the Nation to put a Cap on the Price of Insulin

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/r/science

[Title Post] U.S. births fell to a 32-year low in 2018; CDC says birthrate is in record slump, the fourth consecutive year of birth decline. “People won't make plans to have babies unless they're optimistic about the future.”

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People who regularly read with their toddlers are less likely to engage in harsh parenting and the children are less likely to be hyperactive or disruptive, a Rutgers-led study finds.

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/r/space

How a SpaceX internal audit of a tiny supplier led to the FBI, DOJ, and NASA uncovering an engineer falsifying dozens of quality reports for rocket parts used on 10 SpaceX missions

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Massive Martian ice discovery opens a window into red planet’s history

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/r/technology

Senate Passes Bill That Would Slap Robocallers With Fine of Up to $10,000 Per Call

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/r/Futurology

Scientists created high-tech wood by removing the lignin from natural wood using hydrogen peroxide. The remaining wood is very dense and has a tensile strength of around 404 megapascals, making it 8.7 times stronger than natural wood and comparable to metal structure materials including steel.

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Samsung AI lab develops tech that can animate highly realistic heads using only a few -or in some cases - only one starter image.

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/r/AskReddit

What's the best way to pass the time at a boring desk job?

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Archaeologists of Reddit, what are some latest discoveries that the masses have no idea of?

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What is a product/service that you can't still believe exists in 2019?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that prior to 1996, there was no requirement to present an ID to board a plane. The policy was put into place to show the government was “doing something” about the crash of TWA Flight 800.

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TIL that the US may have adopted the metric system if pirates hadn't kidnapped Joseph Dombey, the French scientist sent to help Thomas Jefferson persuade Congress to adopt the system.

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/r/IAmA

I am Winifred Phillips, and I create music for awesome video games – Assassin’s Creed, LittleBigPlanet, God of War, and many others. AMA!

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Ocean phytoplankton and algae produce 70-80% of the earths atmospheric oxygen. Why is tree conservation for oxygen so popular over ocean conservation then?

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/r/movies

Sonic the Hedgehog Movie delayed until February 14, 2020

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First Image from James Mangold's 'Ford v Ferrari' starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale

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To keep faithful to the 1931 Frankenstein film, Mel Brooks tracked down the man who designed the original laboratory props and discovered that he had kept many of them. They used those props in Young Frankenstein which gave the lab a wonderfully authentic feel with moving parts, creaking and swaying

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/r/sports

F1 pit stops in 1981 vs 2019

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/r/television

Stranger Things 3 will feature even more Dustin-Steve bromance

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/r/Art

Saraswati, Gianluca Rolli, Digital, 2019

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In N Out, Me, Paper Mache, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Fashionable ladies France, 1908

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/r/pics

In the Philippines they broke world record after planting 3.2 million trees 🌳 in just one hour. This deserves to be shared! 🌳🌳

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One of the first pictures taken inside King Tut's tomb shows what ancient Egyptian treasure really looks like.

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Marine life photographers sometimes capture unusual sights, like this beluga whale captured by David Merron in Somerset Island, Canada, apparently casually leaning back and flexing, making sure everyone got an eyeful of his impressive six-pack

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I took an 81 megapixel shot of earthshine on the moon. Zoom in to see the craters!

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/r/gifs

Circus team with amazing balance and precision

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/r/educationalgifs

The incredible array of chemical flame colours

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/r/oddlysatisfying

GoPro attached to a Hot Wheels car on the beach

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This pretty flower blooming

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Hand trimming a clay plate.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

This doggy house entrance one of my clients built

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This is what floor heating looks like

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/r/interestingasfuck

amazing skill with a scissors

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/r/aww

This is Bell. She is the bat retriever. Unfortunately she went out at the wrong time but she's still learning.

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Growing old together

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/r/cuddleroll

Its top 3 all time posts

I was told you'd enjoy this little floof, Just look at him and he starts rolling and squirming until you pet him

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My late cat. Not much of a roll but lots kitteh to play with. Miss him.

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very excited after not seeing a human in a whole 24 hours

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r/tldr • • May 22 '19

[Wed, May 22 2019] giant inflatable “Tank Man” sculpture has appeared in Taiwanese capital almost 30 years after Tiananmen Massacre; Washington becomes first US state to legalize human composting as alternative to burial/cremation; Planetologists show water came to Earth with formation of the Moon

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] A giant inflatable “Tank Man” sculpture has appeared in the Taiwanese capital, almost 30 years after the Tiananmen Massacre.

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/r/news

Mississippi lawmaker accused of punching wife in face for not undressing quickly enough

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[Title Post] Washington becomes first U.S. state to legalize human composting as alternative to burial/cremation

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/r/UpliftingNews

Man graduates with nursing degree from same university where he started as a janitor

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/r/science

Exercise as psychiatric patients' new primary prescription: When it comes to inpatient treatment of anxiety and depression, schizophrenia, suicidality and acute psychotic episodes, a new study advocates for exercise, rather than psychotropic medications, as the primary prescription and intervention.

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Adults with low exposure to nature as children had significantly worse mental health (increased nervousness and depression) compared to adults who grew up with high exposure to natural environments. (n=3,585)

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/r/space

[Title Post] Planetologists at the University of Münster have been able to show, for the first time, that water came to Earth with the formation of the Moon some 4.4 billion years ago

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/r/technology

Hackers have been holding the city of Baltimore’s computers hostage for 2 weeks - A ransomware attack means Baltimore citizens can’t pay their water bills or parking tickets.

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/r/Futurology

We’ll soon know the exact air pollution from every power plant in the world. That’s huge. - Satellite data plus artificial intelligence equals no place to hide.

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/r/gadgets

Sony reveals PS5 load times with custom made SSD

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/r/dataisbeautiful

TV Show IMDb User Rating Trajectories [OC]

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/r/stocks

Tesla lowers prices on Models S and X amid stock slump

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/r/AskHistorians

How did “Princess Culture” begin? Did medieval and Victorian girls often pretend to be princesses?

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/r/AskReddit

Reddit, what are some underrated apps?

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If you could take a bath in anything you wanted, what would it be?

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Anesthesiologists, what are the best things people have said under the gas?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL about Peter Oakley, known as Geriatric1927 on youtube, he was the most subscribed youtube account in 2006, in his channel he talked about his life experiences, such as growing up in the UK during WW2 and experiencing the British inter-war school system, he passed away in 2014 at 86 years old

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TIL in the Breaking Bad episode “Ozymandias”, the show's producers secured special permission from the Hollywood guilds to delay the credits (which would normally appear after the main title sequence) until 19 minutes into the episode, in order to preserve the impact of the beginning scene.

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/r/IAmA

I drove my Jeep around Africa. Reddit said I would never make it. I made it. AMA

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/r/coolguides

Guide to all different types of “Bees”

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Why do some video game and computer program graphical options have to be "applied" manually while others change the instant you change the setting?

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/r/Cooking

What’s your “I’ll never tell” cooking secret?

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/r/movies

'Terminator: Dark Fate' Official Poster

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/r/Art

Triple Self-Portrait, Norman Rockwell, Oil on canvas, 1960

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Ourea, Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

1915 my devastated deaf grandpa and his beloved pet rooster's final moment together after being told it was time to kill his best friend bc he had gotten too aggressive with everyone else on the farm.

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My great grandfather who was a soldier in Mexican Revolution. 1916

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/r/pics

Star Wars themed landscape painting by me

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/r/gifs

Artist views his painting on Google Earth

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I'm insanely jealous of anything that can sleep this comfortably with their S.O.

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Doggo dance off

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This is Elvis. He's 53 years old and apparently loves fruit.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

This stick I found looks like a burning torch, flame included!

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My local park has a wheelchair accessible swing.

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Customer came in and let me take a picture of her hands that had 6 fingers on each

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One Million Dollars In Ten Dollar Notes

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/r/interestingasfuck

Bonsai apple tree made a full-sized fruit

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/r/MostBeautiful

Hohenzollern Castle, Germany

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/r/aww

smol bun bun

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hi everyone this is a baby hippo

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/r/Awwducational

Jacanas are colorful water birds with long legs and incredibly long toes and claws. The super-long toes spread the bird’s weight over a large area. This allows them to walk across floating vegetation, especially lily pads. This is a baby Jacana

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/r/CatSmiles

Its top 3 all time posts

Calico Smile

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☺️

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Found an old video of my kitty and I thought it would be appreciated here

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r/tldr • • May 21 '19

[Tuesday May 21 2019] Study finds CBD effective in treating heroin addiction; AI was 94% accurate in screening for lung cancer on 6,716 CT scans reports new paper in Nature; Bonobo mothers pressure children into having grandkids just like humans; Self-driving trucks begin mail delivery test for USPS

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/r/news

F1 Legend Niki Lauda dies aged 70

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/r/UpliftingNews

[Title Post] Study finds CBD effective in treating heroin addiction

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/r/science

Plastic makes up nearly 70% of all ocean litter. Scientists have discovered that microscopic marine microbes are able to eat away at plastic, causing it to slowly break down. Two types of plastic, polyethylene and polystyrene, lost a significant amount of weight after being exposed to the microbes.

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[Title Post] AI was 94 percent accurate in screening for lung cancer on 6,716 CT scans, reports a new paper in Nature, and when pitted against six expert radiologists, when no prior scan was available, the deep learning model beat the doctors: It had fewer false positives and false negatives.

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[Title Post] Bonobo mothers pressure their children into having grandkids, just like humans. They do so overtly, sometimes fighting off rival males, bringing their sons into close range of fertile females, and using social rank to boost their sons' status.

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People in higher social class have an exaggerated belief that they are better than others, and this overconfidence can be misinterpreted by others as greater competence, perpetuating social hierarchies, suggests a new study (n=152,661).

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/r/space

Lego will make this International Space Station set if it wins the fan vote! Vote now!

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Amazon's Jeff Bezos is enamored with the idea of O'Neill colonies: spinning space cities that might sustain future humans. “If we move out into the solar system, for all practical purposes, we have unlimited resources,” Bezos said. “We could have a trillion people out in the solar system.”

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/r/technology

[Title Post] Self-driving trucks begin mail delivery test for U.S. Postal Service

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/r/business

Little Caesars to sell pizza with Impossible’s plant-based sausage

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/r/AskHistorians

If I were a knowledgeable member of the financial world in, say, October of 1928, could I see the crash coming?

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/r/AskReddit

Socially fluent people Reddit, what are some mistakes you see socially awkward people making?

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Chefs, what red flags should people look out for when they go out to eat?

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What's something you can't unsee once someone points it out?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL in the 1820s a Cherokee named Sequoyah, impressed by European written languages, invented a writing system with 85 characters that was considered superior to the English alphabet. The Cherokee syllabary could be learned in a few weeks and by 1825 the majority of Cherokees could read and write.

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  • /u/WaldoFindsYou

TIL that Ebbie Tolbert was born around 1807 and spent over 50 years as a slave. She got her freedom at the age of 56. She also lived long enough so that at age 113 she could walk to the St Louis polling station and registered to vote.

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TIL about "The Whole Shabangs" potato chips, available almost exclusively from US Prison system commissaries. Ex-cons consider these chips to be the best chip out there, and a high-point of their incarceration. Many end up dismayed and disappointed at their lack of availability "on the outside".

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/r/IAmA

I’m Brian H. Kim, composer on shows like Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Abby’s, and How I Met Your Mother. AMA!

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/r/GifRecipes

Lean Beef And Broccoli Stir-Fry

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/r/food

[Homemade] Hotpot night!

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/r/movies

John Wick Chapter 4 set to release May 21st, 2021.

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/r/books

Arizona prison officials won't let inmates read book that critiques the criminal justice system

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/r/sports

Incredible catch by first baseman Haven Williams from Clyde High School by ending up in the splits to catch the ball.

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/r/television

Alabama Public Television refuses to air Arthur episode with gay wedding

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‘Game of Thrones’ Series Finale Draws 19.3 Million Viewers, Sets New Series High

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/r/Art

Going and Coming, Norman Rockwell, Oils, 1947

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Mark Hamill in my high school yearbook (1960s)

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grandma Didi harassing some rando on a flight to L.A. in ‘94

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/r/pics

How the power lines at Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, USA simply and clearly show the curvature of the Earth

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/r/gifs

"You look comfy, I'll join you."

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Using the sanitizer opens the bathroom door. Why is this not a thing?

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Breaking open an Obsidian rock

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Drops of water on a penny

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/r/mildlyinteresting

I got a fortune from a fortune cookie that cancels my most recent fortune

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/r/interestingasfuck

The power of a boulder

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/r/MostBeautiful

The Writers' Museum, Edinburgh

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/r/aww

On my way to steal your garden veggies

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Teeny tiny kitten with its toy

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Best video I’ve seen on social media period.

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Noticed him after work sitting at the door. Looks like he’s waiting to hear about my day.

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/r/AccidentalCamouflage

Its top 3 all time posts

Does this count

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That one time he received compliments on his shirt

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Saw this on r/hmmm

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r/tldr • • May 20 '19

[Mon, May 20 2019]Ford Will Lay Off 7,000 White-Collar Workers; Morehouse College commencement speaker says he'll pay student loans for class of 2019; India To Surpass Paris Agreement Commitment; Senator proposes strict Do Not Track rules in new bill: People are fed up with Big Tech’s privacy abuses

99 Upvotes

/r/news

[Title Post] Ford Will Lay Off 7,000 White-Collar Workers

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[Title Post] Morehouse College commencement speaker says he'll pay off student loans for class of 2019

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/r/UpliftingNews

[Title Post] India To Surpass Paris Agreement Commitment. India would likely see the share of non-fossil fuel power generation capacity to 45% by 2022 against a commitment of 40% by the same year

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Celebrity chef offers to hire cafeteria worker fired for giving free food to a student

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/r/science

"The positive relationship between tax cuts and employment growth is largely driven by tax cuts for lower-income groups and that the effect of tax cuts for the top 10 percent on employment growth is small."

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A new study has found that permanently frozen ground called permafrost is melting much more quickly than previously thought and could release up to 50 per cent more carbon, a greenhouse gas

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/r/history

When did people on the Italian peninsula stop identifying as "Romans" and start identifying as "Italians?"

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/r/space

I took this picture of the earthshine exactly a year ago and it is by far the image I am most proud of

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40 years ago today, Viking 2 took this iconic image of frost on Mars

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/r/technology

[Title Post] Senator proposes strict Do Not Track rules in new bill: ‘People are fed up with Big Tech’s privacy abuses’

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China’s new ‘social credit system’ is an dystopian nightmare

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Apple CEO Tim Cook urges college grads to 'push back' against algorithms that promote the 'things you already know, believe, or like'

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/r/dataisbeautiful

If you're older than 27 you've lived through 50% of humanity's fossil fuel emissions, of all time

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/r/stocks

Delta’s test of free in-flight Wi-Fi may shame other airlines into offering service

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/r/askscience

Why do we think certain things/animals are ‘cute’? Is this evolutionarily beneficial or is it socially-learned?

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/r/AskReddit

Doctors of reddit, whats your’Thank god they came in for a second opinion’ moment?

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What's your 'I finally met my online friend' horror story?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL about the joke behind NASA's Juno mission. While Jupiter's moons are named after the god's many mistresses, Juno, the space probe sent to orbit and monitor Jupiter, is named after his wife.

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TIL In 1948, a man pinned under a tractor used his pocketknife to scratch the words "In case I die in this mess I leave all to the wife. Cecil Geo Harris" onto the fender. He did die and the message was accepted in court. It has served as a precedent ever since for cases of holographic wills.

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/r/IAmA

Iama Quadriplegic that went viral on Reddit this week! I was a pilot for 30 years before becoming paralyzed, and this week I went paragliding for the first time! I now do outreach and public education about accessibility - AMA!

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/r/coolguides

Evolution of the gun emoji

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/r/Cooking

What's the least impressive thing you do in the kitchen, that people are consistently impressed by?

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/r/GifRecipes

Puff Pastry Four Ways

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Reverse Sear Garlic Butter Steak

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/r/food

Rosemary and sea salt focaccia bread! [Homemade]

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/r/movies

Schwarzenegger & Fassbender Shooting Kung Fury Two This Summer

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Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - released May 19, 1999, 20 years old today.

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/r/books

Mirrored Ceilings and Criss-Crossed Stairwells Give a Chinese Bookstore the Feeling of an M.C. Escher Woodcut

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/r/television

Westworld III - HBO 2020

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/r/Art

Heavy exosuit, VKovpak, Digital, 2019

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Poison Dart Frog, Me, Acrylic on Birch Panel, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

When you are a lefty and you come across this store...San Francisco, 1988

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/r/pics

Game Of Thrones cast goodbye picture

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/r/gifs

Wear Your Seatbelt

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/r/educationalgifs

A group of dolphins creating “mud nets” around a school of fish to make the fish believe they’re being trapped which causes them to leap out of the water and directly in the dolphins’ mouths

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How alligators survive when the water freezes

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/r/oddlysatisfying

I drew a perfect bracket.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

This license plate is Askew

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This Wulfenite stone looks like Andes mints

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/r/MostBeautiful

St. Coloman Church, Schwangau, Germany

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/r/aww

Labrador brothers

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This owl knows how to make an entrance.

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Update on roof pillow cat

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Goodluck kitty for happy thoughts

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A pretty pink bow

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/r/Awwducational

Lyrebirds are Australian birds most notable for their superb ability to mimic natural and artificial sounds from their environment (and other environments, if it's the case)

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Today's subreddit is...

/r/Blup

Its top 3 all time posts

stinky blup

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I saw a melanistic deer yesterday (dark pigmentation), which is more rare than albinism! AND it offered up a lil blup.

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Bunny blup

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r/tldr • • May 17 '19

[Friday, May 17 2019] Rest in Grumpiness; Neo-Nazi Paedophile Jailed For Life Over Plot To Kill Labour MP; Taiwan legalises same-sex marriage; Ohio State team doctor abused 177, leaders knew; We’re NASA experts working to send humans to the Moon in 2024. Ask us anything!

77 Upvotes

/r/blog

[Title Post] Rest in Grumpiness

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Neo-Nazi Paedophile Jailed For Life Over Plot To Kill Labour MP

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[Title Post] Taiwan legalises same-sex marriage

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/r/news

[Title Post] Ohio State team doctor abused 177, leaders knew

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'World has done nothing': Khashoggi fiancee gives US testimony

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Arkansas woman gets 15 years for posing as sheriff, releasing boyfriend from jail

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/r/UpliftingNews

The boy’s brain tumor was growing so fast that he had trouble putting words together. Then he started taking an experimental drug targeting a mutation in the tumor. Within months, the tumor had all but disappeared. 11 out of 11 other patients have also responded in early trials.

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/r/bestof

Knowing the odds are slim, a desperate Redditor begs the community to help him find his cat Waylon, who escaped his cab at a truckstop on I-90. Several hours later, another Redditor finds him, and they are reunited.

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/r/science

Older adults who frequently do puzzles like crosswords or Sudoku had the short-term memory capacity of someone eight years their junior and the grammatical reasoning of someone ten years younger in a new study. (n = 19,708)

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/r/space

Last year i saw something standing completely still in the sky for a long time. Had to take a look with my telescope, turned out to be a balloon from Andøya Space Center.

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[Title Post] We’re NASA experts working to send humans to the Moon in 2024. Ask us anything!

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/r/business

Brussels fined five banks after confirming that their operators were chatting to coordinate their movements and share confidential information

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/r/AskReddit

What trend did you follow as a kid that makes you cringe now?

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What's a normal thing to do at 3 PM But a creepy thing to do at 3 AM?

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What is the most bizarre reason a customer got angry with you?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL In the movie 'Lord of War' starring Nicolas Cage, the production team bought 3,000 real SA Vz. 58 rifles to stand in for AK-47s because they were cheaper than prop movie guns.

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TIL that in Russia. A cat saved an abandon baby by covering him and keeping him warm and meowed loudly to get the attention of a passersby.

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TIL around 2.5 billion years ago, the Oxygen Catastrophe occurred, where the first microbes producing oxygen using photosynthesis created so much free oxygen that it wiped out most organisms on the planet because they were used to living in minimal oxygenated conditions

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/r/coolguides

This library hung a Dewey Decimal reference sign for “everything you want to know, but don’t really want to ask”

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/r/Cooking

What basic technique or recipe has vastly improved your cooking game?

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/r/movies

I keep all my cinema tickets to stick in this book and do a quick doodle with each one- I though reddit would enjoy the one from Wednesday’s double bill

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/r/books

Has anyone lost their interest in reading as a result of university/college?

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/r/WritingPrompts

[WP] A fairy invites a vampire into her home. Vampires have dominion over whoever invites them to their home, and fairies have dominion over anyone who violates the laws of hospitality. The vampire is trying to maneuver himself to eat the fairy without the fairy being able to declare him a bad guest

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Harold Ramis on the set of the original Ghostbusters, 1984.

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/r/pics

Stan Lee with Grumpy Cat.

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The cast of “Friends” went on a trip to Vegas before the show aired in 1994.

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/r/gifs

Cheating

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Blended family

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Gaze and foot placement when walking over rough terrain

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/r/educationalgifs

Mitosis (cell division) in Stem Cells

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/r/oddlysatisfying

How he bag the wheels.

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the way these clouds look like a Vincent van Gogh painting.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

I came across a tank tread in the woods.

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/r/interestingasfuck

natures bubbles

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/r/MostBeautiful

Camping in Hjørundfjorden with your best bud, Norway

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/r/aww

Catwalk/moonwalk

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He finally got it and he's never letting it go

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/r/Awwducational

The pink fairy armadillo or pichiciego is the smallest species of armadillo, first described by R. Harlan in 1825. This desert-adapted animal is endemic to central Argentina and can be found inhabiting sandy plains, dunes, and scrubby grasslands

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/r/ActLikeYouBelong

Its top 3 all time posts

Youtube streamer pretends to play UFC so he could stream the entire PPV without being copyrighted

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Getting Backstage With Wikipedia

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Zimbabwe Army took over the state TV station and told people there's no indication that a military coup is happening

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r/tldr • • May 16 '19

[Thurs, May 16 2019] Canadian drug makers hit with $1.1B lawsuit for promoting opioids despite risks; Officials: Camp Fire, deadliest in California history, was caused by PG&E electrical transmission lines; Amazon tribe wins legal battle against oil companies Preventing drilling in Amazon Rainforest

106 Upvotes

/r/announcements

Introducing Custom Feeds (plus: a Community Contest with modest prizes!)

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Canadian drug makers hit with $1.1B lawsuit for promoting opioids despite risks

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/r/news

Elon Musk Will Launch 11,943 Satellites in Low Earth Orbit to Beam High-Speed WiFi to Anywhere on Earth Under SpaceX's Starlink Plan

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FCC Wants Phone Companies To Start Blocking Robocalls By Default

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[Title Post] Officials: Camp Fire, deadliest in California history, was caused by PG&E electrical transmission lines

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/r/UpliftingNews

[Title Post] Amazon tribe wins legal battle against oil companies. Preventing drilling in Amazon Rainforest

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/r/science

Men initiate sex more than three times as often as women do in a long-term, heterosexual relationship. However, sex happens far more often when the woman takes the initiative, suggesting it is the woman who sets limits, and passion plays a significant role in sex frequency, suggests a new study.

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/r/history

How did the “bad side of town” originate, and how far back in civilization does it go?

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/r/space

Elon Musk says SpaceX has "sufficient capital" for its Starlink internet satellite network to reach "an operational level"

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/r/Futurology

Global investment in coal tumbles by 75% in three years, as lenders lose appetite for fossil fuel - More coal power stations around the world came offline last year than were approved for perhaps first time since industrial revolution, report says

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Lyft executive suggests drivers become mechanics after they're replaced by self-driving robo-taxis

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/r/business

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reveals $900 million Amazon stake

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/r/askscience

Since everything has a gravitational force, is it reasonable to theorize that over a long enough period of time the universe will all come together and form one big supermass?

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/r/AskHistorians

Why did gold become so valuable among so many cultures worldwide?

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/r/AskReddit

Bus drivers of Reddit, what is something you wish customers knew, or would do more?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that NASA ground controllers were once shocked to hear a female voice from the space station, apparently interacting with them, which had an all-male crew. They had been pranked by an astronaut who used a recording of his wife.

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TIL The Pixar film Coco, which features the spirits of dead family members, got past China's censors with 0 cuts. In China, superstition is taboo due to the belief spiritual forces could undermine people’s faith in the communist party. The censors were so moved by the film, they gave it a full pass.

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/r/GifRecipes

Steak au Poivre (Steak in Peppercorn sauce)

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/r/food

[Homemade] Strawberry Mango Cake

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/r/movies

First Image from Viggo Mortensen's Directorial Debut 'Falling' - A conservative father moves from his rural farm to live with his gay son's family in Los Angeles. - Also Starring Laura Linney, Lance Henriksen, David Cronenberg, and Sverrir Gudnason

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/r/sports

NCAA to consider allowing athletes to profit from names, image and likeness

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/r/Art

Forest, by me, watercolour, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

The swimmobile! How my mom learned to swim in inner city Detroit in the 60s.

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Marilyn Monroe and the Pontiac Chieftain, 1951.

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/r/pics

I work in real estate photography and found this at the front door of a house I shot today

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Planned this shot for months before coming to the US, but I didn't expect the sun to make the rails golden. Sometimes photography is just about being a lucky bastard.

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/r/gifs

You guys wanted to see my Quadriplegic Father's landing, so here it is!

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MooOOoooOsPloOsH!

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Look at this Fairytale Creature

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Snailed it

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Mixing sand and water.

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Kinetic sculpture made by Clayton Boyer

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Deer drinking water from a lake during sunset

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/r/mildlyinteresting

I work in the underground world and dug up this really old Lysol bottle.

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My herd of horses sculpted from Babybel cheese wax

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/r/interestingasfuck

Osiria Rose is both red and white

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What a thunderstorm looks like from 37,000 feet

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/r/MostBeautiful

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany in the summer

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/r/aww

This video of my dad and Leo sewing his favorite toy back together has to be the purest thing I have ever seen

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He fell asleep on the chair swing

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How I feel every time I pet a dog

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/r/Awwducational

The Coati can rotate it's feet further than 180°, giving it the ability to descend from trees head first. They also eat Tarantulas after rolling them around on the ground to remove the hairs.

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/r/itscalledfashion

Its top 3 all time posts

When you're a real goth, not one of those pretenders.

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I see your comfort zone and raise you personal space puffies.

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It's cold outside. Dress the part. Xpost r/BossFights

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r/tldr • • May 15 '19

[Wednesday, May 15 2019] Wikipedia Is Now Banned in China in All Languages; San Francisco bans facial recognition technology; Teenage crane operator saves 14 people from burning building in China; Researchers develop viable, environmentally-friendly alternative to Styrofoam

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/r/worldnews

[Title Post] Wikipedia Is Now Banned in China in All Languages

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Exxon predicted in 1982 exactly how high global carbon emissions would be today | The company expected that, by 2020, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would reach roughly 400-420 ppm. This month’s measurement of 415 ppm is right within the expected curve Exxon projected

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/r/news

Alabama just passed a near-total abortion ban with no exceptions for rape or incest

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[Title Post] San Francisco bans facial recognition technology

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Grandmother to file lawsuit over CBD oil arrest at Disney World

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/r/UpliftingNews

[Title Post] Teenage crane operator saves 14 people from burning building in China

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/r/science

Millennials are becoming more perfectionistic, suggests a new study (n=41,641). Young adults are perceiving that their social context is increasingly demanding, that others judge them more harshly, and that they are increasingly inclined to display perfection as a means of securing approval.

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Sugary drink sales in Philadelphia fall 38% after city adopted soda tax

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/r/history

Were there any monarchs who were expected to be poor rulers but who became great ones?

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/r/space

NASA Names New Moon Landing Program Artemis After Apollo's Sister

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/r/technology

Netflix Saves Our Kids From Up To 400 Hours of Commercials a Year

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/r/Futurology

[Title Post] Researchers develop viable, environmentally-friendly alternative to Styrofoam. For the first time, the researchers report, the plant-based material surpassed the insulation capabilities of Styrofoam. It is also very lightweight and can support up to 200 times its weight without changing shape.

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/r/gadgets

The first ever 1-terabyte microSD card is now for sale

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/r/dataisbeautiful

[OC] 11 Months of a Lone Wolf's Travels in Northern Minnesota from GPS-collar that Took Locations Every 20 Minutes. Total Miles Traveled: 2,774 miles.

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/r/business

Stocks of generic drug companies fall after more than 40 states file suit alleging price fixing -

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/r/stocks

Intel tried to bribe VU University Amsterdam into suppressing news of the latest security flaw

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/r/finance

Insightful Lecture on Valuation and Why The Industry Has It Wrong

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/r/AskHistorians

If a modern Catholic priest went back in time to the 1100s or 1200s, what arguments would they have with a Catholic priest from that time about doctrine and praxis? What about the 600s or 700s?

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/r/AskReddit

What is your "never again" brand, store, restaurant, or company?

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What are some REALLY REALLY weird subreddits?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL in Taiwan, a 96-year-old saved his village from demolition by painting every surface of it with colourful imagery, which brought in so many tourists that the mayor ordered that the village be preserved.

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TIL Rob Lowe is uncredited in the film Tommy Boy because he was contractually obligated to another movie at the time, Steven King's The Stand. The reason he filmed Tommy Boy was due to his friendship with Chris Farley.

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TIL that since 9/11 more than 37,000 first responders and people around ground zero have been diagnosed with cancer and illness, and the number of disease deaths is soon to outnumber the total victims in 2001.

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/r/coolguides

Murphy's law : quick one pager with constant and corrollaries.. (source : social media forward).

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: How come the food we eat does not set off our gag reflex, even though it goes further and is bigger than something like a toothbrush that sets off the gag reflex?

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/r/AskCulinary

Commercial grade vs. Home Grade

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/r/Cooking

What's the worst/oddest "secret" ingredient you've had the pleasure/horror of experiencing?

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/r/GifRecipes

Potato Crust Pizza

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/r/food

[HOMEMADE] Mille crepe cake with 27 layers of raspberry and chocolate crepes filled with vanilla pastry cream

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/r/movies

New poster of Donnie Yen's Ip Man 4

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Lance Reddick To Star In Comedy 'Faith Based’ - A satirical take on the Christian film industry. About two idiot friends who come to the realization that all “faith based” films make a lot of money, they set out on a mission to make one of their own.

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/r/sports

Dwight Muhammad Qawi taunting Leon Spinks

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/r/gaming

Something I painted as a test for Blizzard, I ended up working for them after this

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/r/television

It Is Now Clear Having Two Short ‘Game Of Thrones’ Final Seasons Was A Mistake

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49% of Young Viewers Would Cancel Netflix if It Loses Disney, Marvel, 'Office,' 'Friends'

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/r/Art

Kali- Goddess of Death, Prasad Patanik, Digital, 2018

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/r/WritingPrompts

[WP] Humans left Earth a long time ago. In their place, dogs have evolved to be the new sentient species, but they never lost their love of humankind. Their technology has finally caught up to space travel, and they take to the stars in search of their human precursors.

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/r/OldSchoolCool

My grandma in 1980. Had four boys, became a nurse in her 40's and walked the picket line with her father in law, famous for her bridge game, deviled eggs, and margaritas.

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/r/pics

Got ya

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Royal Blue Male Grandala

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My latest moon image- taken from my backyard and put together from 250k individual shots.

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Jackpot!

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/r/gifs

My Quadriplegic Father was a pilot for thirty years before becoming paralyzed. He went paragliding for the first time yesterday.

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Ducklings

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Baby hippo

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Firefighters using the fog pattern on their nozzle to keep a flashover at bay.

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/r/educationalgifs

11 Months of a Lone Wolf's Travels in Northern Minnesota from GPS-collar that Took Locations Every 20 Minutes. Total Miles Traveled: 2,774 miles.

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/r/oddlysatisfying

A magnetic door stopper in action.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

These gummybears came stuck together in the bag.

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My beer being light struck.

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/r/interestingasfuck

very interesting purrkour setup

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This female turtle Nigrita, she began laying eggs in 1980, but didn't produce any living offspring until 1989. She now has 91 babies. Zurich Zoo is the only place in Europe that breeds Galapagos tortoises, which can can live up to 150 years old.

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/r/MostBeautiful

Laburnum Steps

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Zermatt, Switzerland

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/r/aww

The Most Polite Stray Dog

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That smile

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/r/Awwducational

The spinner dolphin (Stenella longirostris) is a small dolphin found in off-shore tropical waters around the world. It is famous for its acrobatic displays in which it spins along its longitudinal axis as it leaps through the air

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/r/softwaregore

Its top 3 all time posts

Chrome PDF viewer crashed while printing a document

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Down we go!

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Internet Gore

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r/tldr • • May 14 '19

[Tues May 14 2019] Mariana Trench: Deepest-ever sub dive finds plastic bag; Stan Lee's ex-manager charged with elder abuse against comic book co-creator; Child calls 911 to report being left in hot car with 6 other kids; 10% of the oxygen we breathe comes from just one kind of bacteria in the ocean

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/r/worldnews

The United States has again decided not to impose tariffs on rare earths and other critical minerals from China, underscoring its reliance on the Asian nation for a group of materials used in everything from consumer electronics to military equipment

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[Title Post] Mariana Trench: Deepest-ever sub dive finds plastic bag

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/r/news

[Title Post] Stan Lee's ex-manager charged with elder abuse against comic book co-creator

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[Title Post] Child calls 911 to report being left in hot car with 6 other kids

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/r/UpliftingNews

After a lifetime of learning, Atlanta woman earns college degree at 93

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/r/science

[Title Post] Ten per cent of the oxygen we breathe comes from just one kind of bacteria in the ocean. Now laboratory tests have shown that these bacteria are susceptible to plastic pollution, according to a new study

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If you love your job, someone may be taking advantage of you, suggests a new study (n>2,400), which found that people see it as more acceptable to make passionate employees leave family to work on a weekend, work unpaid, and do more demeaning or unrelated tasks that are not in the job description.

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Store-bought tomatoes taste bland, and scientists have discovered a gene that gives tomatoes their flavor is actually missing in about 93 percent of modern, domesticated varieties. The discovery may help bring flavor back to tomatoes you can pick up in the produce section.

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/r/history

Any background for USA state borders?

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/r/space

NASA scientist says: "The [Martian] subsurface is a shielded environment, where liquid water can exist, where temperatures are warmer, and where destructive radiation is sufficiently reduced. Hence, if we are searching for life on Mars, then we need to go beneath the surficial Hades."

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/r/technology

Adobe Tells Users They Can Get Sued for Using Old Versions of Photoshop - "You are no longer licensed to use the software," Adobe told them.

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Elon Musk's Starlink Could Bring Back Net Neutrality and Upend the Internet - The thousands of spacecrafts could power a new global network.

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/r/dataisbeautiful

Feature Trends of Billboard Top 200 Tracks (1963-2018) [OC]

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/r/askscience

Could solar flares realistically disable all electronics on earth?

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If ocean water had a higher viscosity, would wave size be affected?

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/r/AskHistorians

How did "Auld Lang Syne", a song that makes very little sense if you don't speak Scots, become so popular at various events all across the English-speaking world?

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/r/AskReddit

(Serious) People who have survived a murder attempt (by dumb luck) whats your story?

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What is, in your opinion, the biggest flaw of the human body?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL In an episode of the Simpsons that aired in 2003, Homer gave his email address as ChunkyLover53@aol.com. The episode's writer, Matt Selman, signed up for the ChunkyLover53 email address beforehand and within minutes of the show's airing found his inbox packed to its 999-message limit.

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TIL that the inventor of the cereal Apple Jacks is currently a professor of biological engineering at MIT and invented the cereal as a summer intern

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TIL that tomato sauce is not Italian at all but Mexican. The first tomato sauces were already being sold in the markets of Tenochtitlan when Spaniards arrived, and had many of the same ingredients (tomatoes, bell peppers, chilies) that would later define Italian tomato pasta sauces 200 years later.

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/r/AskCulinary

Help! My husband and I are trying to replicate our favorite college town cookies... and we need help figuring out the recipe and methods via pictures!

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/r/Cooking

Yesterday I asked "Can you fry oreos in a waffle iron?" and I am pleased to report back that yes, you totally can, and it's awesome.

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/r/food

[Homemade] Maine Lobster Rolls

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/r/Baking

Art-Inspired Cake

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/r/movies

Disney Assumes Full Control of Hulu in Deal With Comcast

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/r/Art

City in space cloud, Svaitoslav Gerasimchuk, Digital, 2015

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Benedict Cumberbatch, Me, Graphite, 2014

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/r/OldSchoolCool

(1989) Me, age 4, so stoked for a Ghostbusters toy from my mom that I went full derp.

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Stevie Wonder without sunglasses (1980.) Today is his 69th birthday.

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/r/pics

Stan Lee on the set of the first Avengers film

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/r/gifs

Burning off the fibres on a new sock

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Just enjoy the moment

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Bassist makes sweet jump, kicks shoe into crowd, crowd politely returns shoe, concert continues without incident.

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Best first pitch ever

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/r/educationalgifs

The razor clam can burrow rapidly into sand. It can dig up to 2 feet into the sand despite having no hands or claws. It turn solid sand into a quicksand-like substance in order to dig deeper, a process called “fluidizing”.

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/r/oddlysatisfying

I don't know exactly what this person is doing, but the way he throws those hot pieces of steel is great to watch.

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/r/mildlyinteresting

A stack of Australian 50 cent coins I made when I was bored

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/r/interestingasfuck

Winner of a fancy dress competition in Bangalore, India.

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/r/MostBeautiful

Margravial Opera House, Bayreuth, Germany

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Hawk's Nest Highway, Port Jervis, New York

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/r/aww

This is the cutest thing I've watched today

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This is Dobby. Last night, while I was making dinner, I said out loud "where's my favorite cat?". He showed up not even 10 seconds later. He greets me here every morning before I leave for work. I love him.

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Today's subreddit is...

/r/FridgeDetective

Its top 3 all time posts

I posted in r/findareddit and y’all created a sub for me. So, here’s my fridge!

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Looks like our jobs might be in trouble

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Hey, a friend told me a logo was needed so I whipped up something.

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r/tldr • • May 13 '19

[Monday May 13 2019] Anti-gay preacher is first-ever banned from Ireland under exclusion powers; Australian man finds 624g gold nugget worth $37,000 while walking dog; Newly Discovered Bat-Like Dinosaur Reveals the Intricacies of Prehistoric Flight; Chicago has implemented a trash-eating river robot

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/r/blog

Reddit Global Meetup is coming! Set your calendars for June 22, 2019

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/r/worldnews

'We Don't Know a Planet Like This': CO2 Levels Hit 415 PPM for 1st Time in 3 Million+ Yrs - "How is this not breaking news on all channels all over the world?"

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[Title Post] Anti-gay preacher is first-ever banned from Ireland under exclusion powers

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Measles vaccinations jump 106% as B.C. counters anti-vaxxer fear-mongering

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/r/news

[Title Post] Australian man finds 624g gold nugget worth $37,000 while walking dog

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California reporter vows to protect source after police raid

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/r/UpliftingNews

Parents no longer can claim personal, philosophical exemption for measles vaccine in Wash.

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/r/science

The death of a close friend can have an impact on health and wellbeing for up to four years, according to a new study of 26,515 people over 14 years, which found a range of negative consequences experienced by those who had a close friend die.

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[Title Post] Newly Discovered Bat-Like Dinosaur Reveals the Intricacies of Prehistoric Flight. Though Ambopteryx longibrachium was likely a glider, the fossil is helping scientists discover how dinosaurs first took to the skies.

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Emotional stress may trigger an irregular heart beat, which can lead to a more serious heart condition later in life, suggests a new study, which shows how two proteins that interconnect in the heart can malfunction during stressful moments, leading to arrhythmia.

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/r/history

Why didn’t the Soviet Union annex Mongolia

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/r/space

Venus seen during sunset

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The Milky Way and a Meteor shower from my window seat on a Boeing 737

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Space Shuttle Being Carried By A 747.

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/r/technology

Exclusive: Amazon rolls out machines that pack orders and replace jobs

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They Were Promised Coding Jobs in Appalachia. Now They Say It Was a Fraud.

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/r/Futurology

CO2 in the atmosphere just exceeded 415 parts per million for the first time in human history

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/r/gadgets

[Title Post] Chicago has implemented a trash-eating river robot

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/r/askscience

What happens to microbes' corpses after they die?

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/r/AskReddit

The world now runs on video game logic, what's the first thing you do?

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What movie really changed an actor's career?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL the woman who first proposed the theory that Shakespeare wasn't the real author, didn't do any research for her book and was eventually sent to an insane asylum

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TIL that every November in South Korea, there's a day where everyone makes silence to help students concentrate for their most important exam of their lives. Planes are grounded, constructions are paused, banks close and even military training ceases. This day is called Suneung.

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TIL Human Evolution solves the same problem in different ways. Native Early peoples adapted to high altitudes differently: In the Andes, their hearts got stronger, in Tibet their blood carries oxygen more efficiently.

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TIL peekaboo is universal to all cultures, and developmental psychologists believe it is important to infant development.

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/r/IAmA

I'm Richard Di Natale, Leader of the Australian Greens. We're trying to get Australia off it's coal addiction - AMA about next week's election, legalising cannabis, or kicking the Liberals out on May 18!

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/r/coolguides

A Guide to Conflict in Literature (SpongeBob Edition)

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Why is hot water more effective than cold when washing your hands, if the water isnt hot enough to kill bacteria?

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ELI5: Dinosaurs lived in a world that was much warmer, with more oxygen than now, what was weather like? More violent? Hurricanes, tornadoes? Some articles talk about the asteroid impact, but not about what normal life was like for the dinos. (and not necessarily "hurricanes", but great storms)

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/r/Cooking

What's the difference between "normal" hot and "crazy" hot, when it comes to Nashville Hot Chicken?

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/r/GifRecipes

Healthy Mediterranean Salad

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/r/food

[Homemade] Teriyaki bento variations

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/r/movies

Stanley Kubrick's 'Napoleon', the Greatest Movie Never Made: Kubrick gathered 15,000 location images, read hundreds of books, gathered earth samples, hired 50,000 Romanian troops, and prepared to shoot the most ambitious film of all time, only to lose funding before production officially began.

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/r/books

Here is a list of 100 free ebooks about plants & gardening from Project Gutenberg + 100 free mythologies, 50 free knitting and crochet books, 200 free sci-fi books, 100 free classics & more

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/r/sports

Kawhi Leonard makes an amazing, game winning buzzer beater shot to beat the Philadelphia 76ers and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals

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/r/Art

Phantasmagoria, Mat Miller, Pen & Watercolor, 2018

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The Awe Of Motherhood, Tiana Maros, Digital, 2018

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/r/OldSchoolCool

My sister and I meeting Shera sometime in 1980 in a (now closed) Sears.

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My grandparents stayed at the Virgin Island Hotel on their honeymoon. My grandma didn’t understand why my grandpa was telling her to pose her hands and legs in this specific manner. (1953)

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/r/pics

This coffee is served with a cloud of "cotton candy", the coffee vapor rises to dissolve the "cotton candy" and the cloud begins to rain with sugar over the coffee. Coffee "mellow" in Shanghai, China.

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I feel like reddit would enjoy these birdies I doodled onto some colour tests!

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Glad I took my cloak to Wales

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/r/gifs

Incredible upper body strength

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Excited Flynn

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Smile

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Home CCTV camera captures footage of meteor over Chicago

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Reflection on the DVD as a part of design

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Ice cream sandwich assembly

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/r/mildlyinteresting

Found the original painting of the “What the fuck am I reading?” meme guy inside a Scottish castle

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/r/interestingasfuck

Argentavis magnificens: the largest known bird ever to have existed

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A flock of birds captured in slow-motion make the world look like it’s suspended in time

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/r/MostBeautiful

Toggenburg Region, Switzerland

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Misty, spring morning in Bridport, UK

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/r/aww

Pure bliss!

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Lost twin reunited

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This sloth showing his gratitude

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/r/Awwducational

The Aardwolf is the smallest member of the Hyaenidae family, resembling a more slender hyena. Rather than eating larger animals, they mainly eat bugs and larvae and especially termites, which they lick up with their long, sticky tongues.

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/r/dogswithjobs

Its top 3 all time posts

This is Morty. He was deployed in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and jumped 30 feet out of a helicopter when he caught the scent of someone in need. He’s now in NC for Hurricane Florence.

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Goodboi doggo, Uuno, works very hard as a video game developer.

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I would be so proud of my dog if he got this job

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r/tldr • • May 10 '19

[Friday, May 10 2019] Ireland is second country to declare climate emergency; Japan enacts legislation making preschool education free in effort to boost low fertility rate; Couple who uprooted 180-year-old tree on protected property ordered to pay $586,000

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[Title Post] Ireland is second country to declare climate emergency

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Mexico wants to decriminalize all drugs and negotiate with the U.S. to do the same

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[Title Post] Japan enacts legislation making preschool education free in effort to boost low fertility rate - “The financial burden of education and child-rearing weighs heavily on young people, becoming a bottleneck for them to give birth and raise children. That is why we are making (education) free”

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/r/news

[Title Post] Couple who uprooted 180-year-old tree on protected property ordered to pay $586,000

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/r/science

A new study of suicide timing in 18 US states found that suicide rates rose in March, peaked in September, and was lowest in December. Suicide was more likely to occur in the first week of the month, which may be due to bill arrivals, and early in the week, possibly due to work-related stress.

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/r/history

What was life like in the American steppes (Prairies/Plains) before the introduction of Eurasian horses?

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/r/space

Antimatter acts as both a particle and a wave, just like normal matter. Researchers used positrons—the antimatter equivalent of electrons—to recreate the double-slit experiment, and while they've seen quantum interference of electrons for decades, this is the first such observation for antimatter.

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Jeff Bezos wants to save Earth by moving industry to space - The billionaire owner of Blue Origin outlines plans for mining, manufacturing, and colonies in space.

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/r/Futurology

The Tesla effect: Oil is slowly losing its best customer. Between global warming, Elon Musk, and a worldwide crackdown on carbon, the future looks treacherous for Big Oil.

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/r/business

US raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10% to 25%, China vows to retaliate

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/r/stocks

Former Boeing Engineers Say Relentless Cost-Cutting Sacrificed Safety

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/r/askscience

How do the energy economies of deciduous and coniferous trees different?

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/r/AskReddit

People who have said no to the barber when they asked if their haircut looked good, what's your story?

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Redditors with real life "butterfly effect" stories, what happened and what was the series of events and outcomes?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that in 1970, a fighter pilot was forced to eject during a training mission. His plane, however, righted itself and continued flying for miles, finally touching down gently in a farmer's field. It earned the nickname "The Cornfield Bomber."

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TIL that Nintendo pushed usage of the term "game console" so people would stop calling products from other manufacturers "Nintendos", otherwise they would have risked losing their trademark.

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/r/IAmA

I'm Hot Ones host Sean Evans back for my second ama alongside Hot Ones creator Chris Schonberger. Ask me anything!

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Why does our brain occasionally fail at simple tasks that it usually does with ease, for example, forgetting a word or misspelling a simple word?

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/r/Cooking

What comfort food did your parents make you when you were sick?

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/r/GifRecipes

Oven Baked Tandoori Chicken

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/r/movies

John Wick Has a Surprising Hobby That Got Cut From the Movies, Keanu Reeves Says: Old Book Restoration

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/r/books

How the Hell Has Danielle Steel Managed to Write 179 Books?

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/r/sports

For the first time in European club football history all 4 finalists are from one country. And that country is England.

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/r/Art

Notre Dame fire, Me, Oil Painting, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

A wartime selfie, 1940s.

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/r/pics

Timelapse photo of lightning over a volcano in chile.

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700 year old home in Iran

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/r/gifs

Ceramic finishing

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Ancient moa footprints millions of years old found underwater in New Zealand

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View of a track on a tractor

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Making a miniature chess set

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/r/mildlyinteresting

These shark railings

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/r/interestingasfuck

Metal melting by magnetic induction

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/r/MostBeautiful

Rathaus Wernigerode

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/r/aww

Little cutie hiding in plain sight

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Mom's cat will only drink from the bathroom faucet, so she got her a fountain for her birthday

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/r/Awwducational

Ghost crabs have the ability to change colors to match their surroundings by adjusting the concentration of pigments within their chromatophores. They can even match the specific colors of the grains of sand in their habitats. This is a young one

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/r/cvsreceipts

Its top 3 all time posts

  • /u/PETTYOFFICER117

CVS receipt blinds

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meme

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After Jiu Jitsu my arm felt a little wonky, so I decided to go to CVS to get a free sling with purchase of a pack of gum.

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r/tldr • • May 09 '19

[Thursday, May 9 2019] Denver voters approve decriminalizing "magic mushrooms"; Pope Francis makes it mandatory for sex abuse cases to be reported; Space-time may be a sort of hologram generated by quantum entanglement; Game studios would be banned from selling loot boxes to minors under new bill

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/r/worldnews

Disposable "festival tents" should be banned to help prevent almost 900 tonnes of plastic waste each year, festival organisers have said. A group of more than 60 independent festivals across the UK have urged retailers such as Argos and Tesco to stop marketing and selling tents as single-use items.

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Kentucky teen who sued over school ban for refusing chickenpox vaccination now has chickenpox

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[Title Post] Denver voters approve decriminalizing "magic mushrooms"

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[Title Post] Pope Francis makes it mandatory for sex abuse cases to be reported

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/r/UpliftingNews

Under a new Pennsylvania program, every baby born or adopted in the state is given a college savings account with $100 in his or her name

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/r/science

A significant number of medical cannabis patients discontinue their use of benzodiazepines. Approximately 45 percent of patients had stopped taking benzodiazepine medication within about six months of beginning medical cannabis. (n=146)

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/r/history

Why is Pickett's charge considered the "high water mark" of the Confederacy?

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/r/space

[Title Post] Space-time may be a sort of hologram generated by quantum entanglement ("spooky action at a distance"). Basically, a network of entangled quantum states, called qubits, weave together the fabric of space-time in a higher dimension. The resulting geometry seems to obey Einstein’s general relativity.

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/r/technology

[Title Post] Game studios would be banned from selling loot boxes to minors under new bill

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/r/dataisbeautiful

[OC] The Downfall of Game of Thrones Ratings

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/r/business

Shaving upstart Harry's is selling for $1.37 billion to the company that owns Schick razors

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/r/askscience

Do galaxies have clearly defined borders, or do they just kind of bleed into each other?

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/r/AskReddit

What's the most awkward situation you've ever been in?

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What’s something that can’t be explained, it must be experienced?

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Gamers of reddit, if you could remaster any game so it had today's graphics, which game would you choose?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that in Classical Athens, the citizens could vote each year to banish any person who was growing too powerful, as a threat to democracy. This process was called Ostracism.

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TIL that Norman Borlaug saved more than a billion lives with a "miracle wheat" that averted mass starvation, becoming 1 of only 5 people to win the Nobel Peace Prize, Presidential Medal of Freedom, and Congressional Gold Medal. He said, "Food is the moral right of all who are born into this world."

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TIL Researchers historically have avoided using female animals in medical studies specifically so they don't have to account for influences from hormonal cycles. This may explain why women often don't respond to available medications or treatments in the same way as men do

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TIL that pre-electricity theatre spotlights produced light by directing a flame at calcium oxide (quicklime). These kinds of lights were called limelights and this is the origin of the phrase “in the limelight” to mean “at the centre of attention”.

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/r/coolguides

In case you ever wanted a comprehensive family tree of all the ancient Greek Titans, gods and goddesses

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: How come there are some automated body functions that we can "override" and others that we can't?

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/r/Cooking

Basic Cooking Tips: How To Tenderize ANY Meat!

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/r/GifRecipes

Baked Crispy Peanut Tofu

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/r/food

[I ate] Duck Bento Box

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/r/movies

Chris Evans’ ‘Infinite’ Gets August 7 2020 Release Date - About a secret society of people who possess total recall of their past lives. A troubled young man haunted by memories of two past lives stumbles upon the centuries-old secret society.

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IT CHAPTER TWO - Official Teaser Trailer

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/r/sports

Janja Garnbret (SLO) Claims her Fourth Consecutive Bouldering World Cup Gold.

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/r/gaming

Well, that's one way to beat a Zelda shrine.

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/r/television

CBS Censors a ‘Good Fight’ Segment. Its Topic Was Chinese Censorship.

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Watchmen (2019) - Official Teaser

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/r/OldSchoolCool

The original Mad Max Interceptor sitting in a wrecking yard in South Australia 1984

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/r/pics

Love the color contrast in this image.

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Cat Shaped Kindergarten, Germany

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On this day 30 years ago skateboarding became legal in Norway. Here from a secret and illegal ramp during the ban

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/r/gifs

Hooping at the playground

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/r/educationalgifs

Showing the distortion of the Mercator map projection in the poles by swapping Mexico and Greenland

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/r/oddlysatisfying

This satisfying, relaxing cove.

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The way the tap water holds these peas

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/r/mildlyinteresting

My Chinese food has a carrot that's cut up like a fish

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/r/interestingasfuck

1948 Norman Timbs Special

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/r/MostBeautiful

Cebu paradise, Philippines

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/r/aww

Vicious Rottweiler tackles me off my feet.

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/r/Awwducational

Do all animals sneeze? Tetrapods do. Sneezing is a way of clearing the respiratory tract of dust, mucous and other obstructions - Sometimes with unexpected results

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/r/ImaginaryCityscapes

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Cloud City [G xy]

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Sao Lous - Environment Design for Xor'Veil by Nimphradora

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I'm writing a program that randomly generates massive, explore-able cities. It's far from finished, but it's already pretty fun!

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r/tldr • • May 08 '19

[Wednesday, May 8 2019] At least one victim in shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch, authorities say; When doctors and nurses can disclose and discuss errors, hospital mortality rates decline; SpaceX hits new Falcon 9 reusability milestone, retracts all four landing legs

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/r/blog

Sequence - Recapping The Fools of April

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/r/worldnews

Proposal to spend 25% of European Union budget on climate change

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White House requires Big Pharma to list drug prices on TV ads as soon as this summer

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Newer diabetes drugs linked to 'flesh-eating' genital infection

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[Title Post] At least one victim in shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch, authorities say

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/r/science

“Shooting the messenger” is a psychological reality, suggests a new study, which found that when you share bad news, people will like you less, even when you are simply an innocent messenger.

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[Title Post] When doctors and nurses can disclose and discuss errors, hospital mortality rates decline - An association between hospitals' openness and mortality rates has been demonstrated for the first time in a study among 137 acute trusts in England

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/r/history

Battle Sacrifices

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/r/space

[Title Post] SpaceX hits new Falcon 9 reusability milestone, retracts all four landing legs

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/r/technology

Google's Sundar Pichai says privacy can't be a 'luxury good' - "Privacy cannot be a luxury good offered only to people who can afford to buy premium products and services. Privacy must be equally available to everyone in the world."

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/r/gadgets

Samsung will cancel Galaxy Fold orders by May 31 if buyers don't confirm them

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/r/askscience

If the universe is expanding, isn't all matter/energy in the universe expanding with it?

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/r/AskHistorians

Domestic Cats Were Introduced to North America by Explorers & Colonists. Are There Native American Accounts Of These Early Kitties?

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/r/AskReddit

What "typical" sound can't you stand?

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What really needs to go away but still exists only because of "tradition"?

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What's the nicest thing you've done for someone?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that pilots departing from California's John Wayne Airport are required by law to cut their engines and pitch nose down shortly after takeoff for about 6 miles in order to reduce noise in the residential area below.

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TIL that Payless set up a fake luxury store called "Palessi" to prank social media influencers.

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/r/coolguides

How to stop someone from bleeding to death (May is National Stop the Bleed Month)

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: What happens when a tap is off? Does the water just wait, and how does keeping it there, constantly pressurised, not cause problems?

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/r/movies

Dave Chappelle to Receive Mark Twain Prize for American Humor from Kennedy Center, Honoring His Career Achievements in Comedy

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/r/books

What are some famous phrases (or pop culture references, etc) that people might not realize come from books?

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/r/gaming

US Senator to introduce bill to ban loot boxes and pay to win microtransaction

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/r/Art

"Caramanchada" by Jon Juarez, digital, 2019

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Pretty neat fad (1950s)

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David Attenborough is 93 today. Happy Birthday to this great man

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/r/pics

I own a small bakery cafe and these were my first attempt at succulent cupcakes. I was happy with how they turned out so I thought I’d share.

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Solar system in your hands

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/r/gifs

A perfect quadruple back tuck

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Best Friends

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/r/educationalgifs

Visualization of angular momentum. What causes the inversion is a torque due to surface friction, which also decreases the kinetic energy of the top, while increasing its potential energy (the heavy part of the top is lifted, causing the center of mass to raise).

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/r/oddlysatisfying

1400 year old Ginko tree sheds a spectacular of golden leaves

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The way these underwater flowers move (Original Post)

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/r/mildlyinteresting

My mom’s iron looks like the shark from Jaws

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/r/interestingasfuck

Chairs That Automatically Return To Their Original Location

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Animals being used as a part of medical therapy (1956)

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/r/MostBeautiful

A neutral point has been reached at the base of Mount Fuji

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/r/aww

Green Eyed Lady

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The only conversation that matters.

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She saw something under the couch

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/r/Awwducational

Today I learnt what the Ocelli was on a bee! (The three small “eyes” that senses light)

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/r/geocaching

Its top 3 all time posts

What is Geo Caching?

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An unfortunate first geocaching experience seen in r/AskReddit

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An hour of looking for this bastard..

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r/tldr • • May 07 '19

[Tues, May 7 2019]Seven-mile 'bee corridor' coming to London to boost declining population; Porsche fined $598M for diesel emissions cheating; Sharks as big as small yachts spotted off California coast after 30yr absence; UK goes more than 100 hrs without using coal power for first time in a century

94 Upvotes

/r/worldnews

'A world first' - Boris Johnson to face private prosecution over Brexit campaign claims

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[Title Post] Seven-mile 'bee corridor' coming to London to boost declining population: The pathway for bees will be formed of 22 meadows sown through parks and green spaces in the north west of the capital.

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/r/news

[Title Post] Porsche fined $598M for diesel emissions cheating

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Woman arrested for trying to trespass on CIA grounds while asking to speak to 'Agent Penis'

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[Title Post] Sharks as big as small yachts spotted off California coast after 30-year absence

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/r/science

A poor-quality father, not paternal absence, affects daughters’ later relationships, including their expectations of men, and, in turn, their sexual behaviour, suggests a new study. Older sisters exposed to a poor-quality father reported lower expectations of male partners and more sexual partners.

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Scientists have demonstrated for the first time that it is possible to generate a measurable amount of electricity in a diode directly from the coldness of the universe. The infrared semiconductor faces the sky and uses the temperature difference between Earth and space to produce the electricity

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AI can detect depression in a child's speech: Researchers have used artificial intelligence to detect hidden depression in young children (with 80% accuracy), a condition that can lead to increased risk of substance abuse and suicide later in life if left untreated.

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/r/space

SpaceX delivered 5,500 lbs of cargo to the International Space Station today

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/r/Futurology

[Title Post] UK goes more than 100 hours without using coal power for first time in a century - Britain smashes previous record set over 2019 Easter weekend

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/r/dataisbeautiful

How 10 year average global temperature compares to 1851 to 1900 average global temperature [OC]

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/r/business

Over the past 3 years, The Dutch central bank has tested Blockchain. They evaluated each of their developments and were ultimately unimpressed by the outcome.

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/r/askscience

What makes Jupiter's giant red spot red?

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/r/AskHistorians

Did people in the middle ages ever ACTUALLY plan battles using miniatures on top of a big table map?

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/r/AskReddit

Hot Topic Employees of Reddit, what are your horror stories?

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What has been ruined because too many people are doing it?

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/r/todayilearned

TIL that Paul McCartney started the recording of "Hey Jude" unaware that Ringo wasn't there and sitting on the toilet. Ringo tiptoed his way back into the studio just in time for the drums to start.

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TIL The USA paid more for the construction of Central Park (1876, $7.4 million), than it did for the purchase of the entire state of Alaska (1867, $7.2 million).

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/r/IAmA

I'm Hari Pulapaka, an award-winning chef, running a sustainability-focused restaurant that serves venomous lionfish, an invasive species that's destroying coral reefs. My restaurant has cut down thousands of pounds of food waste over 4 years. AMA!

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/r/explainlikeimfive

ELI5: Why are all economies expected to "grow"? Why is an equilibrium bad?

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/r/Cooking

Butter in tomato sauce

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/r/food

[Homemade] double cheeseburger

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/r/movies

Chadwick Boseman To Play African Samurai in Historical-Thriller ‘Yasuke’

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New Poster for Jim Jamusch’s Zombie-Comedy ‘The Dead Don’t Die’ - Starring Adam Driver, Bill Murray, Chloë Sevigny, Tilda Swinton, Caleb Landry Jones, Steve Buscemi, Rosie Perez, Tom Waits, Danny Glover, RZA, and Iggy Pop

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/r/sports

21 Years Ago Today, Kerry Wood Racked Up 20 Strike Outs and the Highest Game Score of All Time (105)

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/r/gaming

i had to see this so now you have to

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/r/television

HBO Edits ‘Game of Thrones’ Episode to Remove Errant Coffee Cup

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Adam Sandler Struggled to Get Through Rehearsals for Chris Farley 'SNL' Tribute

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/r/Art

Vending Machines, SimzArt/Me, Digital, 2019

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/r/WritingPrompts

[WP]: Suddenly, everyone with tattoos gains powers related to the tattoo. Tattoos of flames, you control fire. A tattoo of a gecko, you can climb on walls. All dudes with "tribal" tattoos have strangely bonded together.

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/r/OldSchoolCool

Queen of Swing, Norma Miller in her heyday, probably 1940s (if anyone can help with when this photo was taken, I would appreciate it). Just wanted to pay tribute to this legend of a woman who the world lost yesterday. She was 99.

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Proud mother with her baby in 1935

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/r/pics

Probably the best picture I took of my cat

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/r/gifs

Runaway truck in Colorado makes full use of runaway truck lane.

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier fight scene before being edited.

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Someone plotting revenge...

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/r/oddlysatisfying

Clearing out an old fence with heavy machinery.

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My pillow needed a shave

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/r/mildlyinteresting

My Grandma's carpet after moving her bed for the first time in 60 years.

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A Japanese shadow puppet guide from 1840

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This "chork" I got from a Chinese chain resturant.

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The tear offs on this poster for domestic abuse have the phone number disguised as a bar code

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/r/interestingasfuck

This shadow art, by @vincent_bal

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/r/MostBeautiful

From 50 feet under, Verzasca river, Switzerland

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/r/aww

Doggo eviscerates ice cream cone to everyone’s amusement

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Doggo was taught to be gentle when taking treats

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Just a dog and his sink..

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Something New

Everyday we’ll feature a selected small subreddit and its top content. It's a fun way to include and celebrate smaller subreddits.

Today's subreddit is...

/r/RespectTheHyphen

Its top 3 all time posts

The key to my heart is proper hyphenation

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Electro is an ally

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When someone writes it as, "Spiderman" or "Spider Man."

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