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Dreams Psychology
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You spend about six years of your life dreaming. elaborate

Weather Meteorology
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It snows metal on Venus. The "snow" is composed of metallic compounds like lead sulfide. elaborate

Autonomous Vehicles Technology
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Some autonomous vehicle prototypes use multiple overlapping sensor systems (like lidar, radar, and cameras) to compensate for the limitations of any single technology. This redundancy improves safety and reliability. elaborate

Dream Analysis Psychology
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Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, didn't actually invent dream analysis – interpretations of dreams have been practiced across various cultures for millennia. elaborate

Ecology Biology
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Some fungi can control the minds of ants, forcing them to climb to a specific height and then die, providing nutrients for the fungus to grow. elaborate

Automation Technology
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During World War II, the Allies used trained pigeons to carry messages, and some were even awarded medals for their service. elaborate

Rugby Sport
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A rugby ball is oval-shaped, unlike the spherical ball used in other sports, to make it easier to pass and kick accurately. elaborate

Drones Technology
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Obesity is linked to an increased risk of over 13 types of cancer. elaborate

Influencer Marketing Marketing
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Micro-influencers (those with smaller, highly engaged followings) often have higher engagement rates than macro-influencers (those with millions of followers). elaborate

Winged Beans Vegetable
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Winged beans are a complete protein, meaning they contain all nine essential amino acids. elaborate

Entomology Biology
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Some insects, like certain species of stick insects, can reproduce asexually through parthenogenesis, meaning females can produce offspring without fertilization from a male. elaborate

Volcanoes Geology
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Volcanic ash can stay in the atmosphere for years, affecting global temperatures. elaborate

Computer Vision Technology
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Computer vision algorithms can sometimes be fooled by cleverly designed adversarial examples – images with tiny, imperceptible changes that cause the algorithm to misclassify the image completely. elaborate

World War II History
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During World War II, the Allies used trained pigeons to carry messages, and some were even awarded medals for their service. elaborate

Middle Ages History
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People in the Middle Ages often used urine as a cleaning agent and a component in some medicines. elaborate

Quantum Physics
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Quantum entanglement allows two particles to be linked regardless of the distance separating them, meaning a change in one instantly affects the other – even if they're light-years apart. elaborate

Exercise Fitness
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth features a significantly expanded world map compared to the original Final Fantasy VII, allowing for more exploration and side content. elaborate

Space Invaders Game
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The sound effect for the aliens' laser fire in Space Invaders was created using a simple tone generator and a recording of a single laser shot which was then looped. elaborate

Microsoft Technology
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Microsoft's original name was "Micro-Soft," a portmanteau of "microcomputer" and "software." elaborate

3D Printing Technology
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Obesity is linked to an increased risk of over 13 types of cancer. elaborate

Sony PlayStation Console
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The original PlayStation's iconic grey color was chosen because it was the cheapest plastic available at the time. elaborate

PHP7 Language
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PHP 7 introduced the `??` operator, providing a concise way to perform null coalescing – returning the left-hand operand if it's not NULL, otherwise the right-hand operand. elaborate

Herpetology Hobbies
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Some frogs can change their skin color to match their surroundings in a matter of minutes. elaborate

The Quarry Horror
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The Quarry features over 180 different possible endings. elaborate

Social Media Marketing Technology
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Visual content, like images and videos, is significantly more engaging on social media than text-based content alone. elaborate

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