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File: Two_brain_cells_connecti..._make_a_new_pathway.mp4 (video)

Anonymous 10/21/26(Wed)13:24:53 No.207[View Thread]

Two brain cells connecting to make a new pathway

Anonymous 10/21/26(Wed)13:24:53 No.207

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Two brain cells connecting to make a new pathway

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Will AI cure cancer? Anonymous 10/15/26(Thu)02:35:48 No.204[View Thread]>>205

>Some AI Researchers Are Taking Up Smoking as a 'Flex', Believing AI Will Cure Cancer, Palantir CTO Says

>Sankar described the behaviour as a sign of what he called 'mass psychosis' and 'social delusion' around AI. He argued that some people in Silicon Valley treat artificial general intelligence (AGI), a hypothetical system capable of performing a broad range of intellectual tasks at or beyond human capabilities, with almost religious devotion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXRDhZb-gcU
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ai-researchers-smoking-cancer-cure-palantir-cto-shyam-sankar-1825291

Anonymous 10/15/26(Thu)04:07:24 No.205

>>204 (OP)
Bearish

Anonymous Will AI cure cancer?10/15/26(Thu)02:35:48 No.204

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>Some AI Researchers Are Taking Up Smoking as a 'Flex', Believing AI Will Cure Cancer, Palantir CTO Says

>Sankar described the behaviour as a sign of what he called 'mass psychosis' and 'social delusion' around AI. He argued that some people in Silicon Valley treat artificial general intelligence (AGI), a hypothetical system capable of performing a broad range of intellectual tasks at or beyond human capabilities, with almost religious devotion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXRDhZb-gcU
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ai-researchers-smoking-cancer-cure-palantir-cto-shyam-sankar-1825291

>>205

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Anonymous 10/15/26(Thu)04:07:24 No.205

>>204 (OP)
Bearish

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Human Cheese Anonymous 10/11/26(Sun)13:10:17 No.200[View Thread]

We got human cheese before GTA VI
https://youtu.be/xgHKpFC8f8s?is=GdKk0fBog-6vTtuI

Anonymous 10/11/26(Sun)19:59:55 No.201>>202

has science gone too far?

Anonymous 10/12/26(Mon)23:47:03 No.202

>>201
Nope

Anonymous 10/15/26(Thu)04:34:37 No.206

I love milk

Anonymous Human Cheese10/11/26(Sun)13:10:17 No.200

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We got human cheese before GTA VI
https://youtu.be/xgHKpFC8f8s?is=GdKk0fBog-6vTtuI

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Anonymous 10/11/26(Sun)19:59:55 No.201

has science gone too far?

>>202

Anonymous 10/12/26(Mon)23:47:03 No.202

>>201
Nope

Anonymous 10/15/26(Thu)04:34:37 No.206

I love milk

File: m2-vp9-res_852p.mp4 (video, 480x852)

Anonymous 10/06/26(Tue)00:59:38 No.198[View Thread]>>199

Scorpion venom is valued at roughly $39 million per gallon (3.8 liters), making it the most expensive liquid on Earth. In 2-3 weeks, the scorpions will provide another drop.

Anonymous 10/07/26(Wed)10:17:03 No.199

>>198 (OP)
that guy is rich

Anonymous 10/06/26(Tue)00:59:38 No.198

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Scorpion venom is valued at roughly $39 million per gallon (3.8 liters), making it the most expensive liquid on Earth. In 2-3 weeks, the scorpions will provide another drop.

>>199

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Anonymous 10/07/26(Wed)10:17:03 No.199

>>198 (OP)
that guy is rich

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Anonymous 10/01/26(Thu)00:41:15 No.197[View Thread]

Heart beating outside the body while waiting to be transplanted.

Anonymous 10/01/26(Thu)00:41:15 No.197

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Heart beating outside the body while waiting to be transplanted.

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File: penguin-egg-whites-turn-...d-v0-zh0wpgci55sh1.jpeg (image, 640x610)

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:05:07 No.195[View Thread]>>196

Penguin egg whites turn clear when boiled

Anonymous 09/29/26(Tue)01:48:10 No.196

>>195 (OP)
i dont want to eat that

Anonymous 10/12/26(Mon)23:48:00 No.203

Yikes

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:05:07 No.195

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Penguin egg whites turn clear when boiled

>>196

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Anonymous 09/29/26(Tue)01:48:10 No.196

>>195 (OP)
i dont want to eat that

Anonymous 10/12/26(Mon)23:48:00 No.203

Yikes

File: cameron-underwood-before...e-v0-y2jukbmeggrh1.jpeg (image, 1080x986)

Anonymous 09/26/26(Sat)16:22:17 No.193[View Thread]>>194

Cameron Underwood before and after receiving a face transplant in 2018.

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)12:29:35 No.194

>>193 (OP)
wow

Anonymous 09/26/26(Sat)16:22:17 No.193

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Cameron Underwood before and after receiving a face transplant in 2018.

>>194

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Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)12:29:35 No.194

>>193 (OP)
wow

File: a-truck-drivers-face-aft...h-v0-ykdi8km1xwqh1.jpeg (image, 614x913)

Anonymous 09/22/26(Tue)13:17:03 No.190[View Thread]

A truck driver's face after 28 years of sun coming through his side window. Only the window side aged.

Anonymous 09/23/26(Wed)11:50:20 No.191

two face

Anonymous 09/22/26(Tue)13:17:03 No.190

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A truck driver's face after 28 years of sun coming through his side window. Only the window side aged.

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Anonymous 09/23/26(Wed)11:50:20 No.191

two face

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From a Million Miles Away, NASA Camera Shows Moon Crossing Face of Earth Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)08:18:03 No.183[View Thread]>>184

https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/from-a-million-miles-away-nasa-camera-shows-moon-crossing-face-of-earth/

Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)08:58:53 No.184

>>183 (OP)
moon look so big

Anonymous From a Million Miles Away, NAS(...)09/15/26(Tue)08:18:03 No.183

gif

https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/from-a-million-miles-away-nasa-camera-shows-moon-crossing-face-of-earth/

>>184

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Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)08:58:53 No.184

>>183 (OP)
moon look so big

File: shutterstock-37590679.jpg (image, 1430x964)

Anonymous 09/14/26(Mon)14:16:17 No.182[View Thread]>>185

Most Populous Mammals in the World are the Humans, slightly over Rats

https://www.worldatlas.com/animals/the-most-populous-mammals-in-the-world.html

Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)09:07:06 No.185

>>182 (OP)
we beat rats? wtf

Anonymous 09/18/26(Fri)02:49:07 No.186>>187

Thanks, India

Anonymous 09/20/26(Sun)12:37:38 No.187

>>186
kek

Anonymous 09/26/26(Sat)09:00:44 No.192

Bullish

Anonymous 09/14/26(Mon)14:16:17 No.182

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Most Populous Mammals in the World are the Humans, slightly over Rats

https://www.worldatlas.com/animals/the-most-populous-mammals-in-the-world.html

>>185

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Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)09:07:06 No.185

>>182 (OP)
we beat rats? wtf

Anonymous 09/18/26(Fri)02:49:07 No.186

Thanks, India

>>187

Anonymous 09/20/26(Sun)12:37:38 No.187

>>186
kek

Anonymous 09/26/26(Sat)09:00:44 No.192

Bullish

File: m2-res_854p.mp4 (video)

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)12:44:36 No.180[View Thread]>>181

Three gorges dam in china , so massive that it slowed down the earth rotation , increasing the day length by 0.06 microseconds when filled completely

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)02:01:24 No.181

>>180 (OP)
wow

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)12:44:36 No.180

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Three gorges dam in china , so massive that it slowed down the earth rotation , increasing the day length by 0.06 microseconds when filled completely

>>181

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Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)02:01:24 No.181

>>180 (OP)
wow

File: Wan-Hoo_crater_WAC.jpg (image, 640x640)

Anonymous 09/06/26(Sun)12:06:11 No.179[View Thread]

NASA named a crated on the moon "Wan-Hoo", after 'Wan-Hu', an ancient Chinese official who strapped kites and 47 rockets to a chair in order to reach space. His body was never found.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wan-Hoo_(crater)

Anonymous 09/06/26(Sun)12:06:11 No.179

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NASA named a crated on the moon "Wan-Hoo", after 'Wan-Hu', an ancient Chinese official who strapped kites and 47 rockets to a chair in order to reach space. His body was never found.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wan-Hoo_(crater)

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File: m2-res_480p.mp4 (video)

Anonymous 09/04/26(Fri)01:57:23 No.177[View Thread]>>188

The implosion of the Titan submarine (OceanGate) was so rapid that the pain wasn't even registered by the brain. They didn't feel anything at all. Utterly instantaneous.

Anonymous 09/22/26(Tue)13:09:12 No.188

>>177 (OP)
damn an instant death

Anonymous 09/04/26(Fri)01:57:23 No.177

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The implosion of the Titan submarine (OceanGate) was so rapid that the pain wasn't even registered by the brain. They didn't feel anything at all. Utterly instantaneous.

>>188

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Anonymous 09/22/26(Tue)13:09:12 No.188