SCI/TECH Archives

December 14, 2025 at 12:55 pm

A New AI-Driven Study Aboard The ISS Shows Human Cells Age Much Faster In Space

This might all make for bleak reading.

December 13, 2025 at 3:55 pm

Ever Notice Toxic Smelling Fumes While Flying On Commercial Airlines? It May Be A Known Danger That The Companies Are Refusing To Fix.

You may be breathing in toxic fumes while flying.

December 13, 2025 at 12:55 pm

Leaked Video Shows US Military Shooting A Powerful Missile At A UFO, Scoring A Direct Hit And The Ship Barely Moved

What could survive that explosion?

December 12, 2025 at 3:48 pm

Advanced Analysis Of Inca “Hair Records” Show That Everyday People Used This Technique Of Records Keeping, Using Their Own Hair

A living record kept by many hands, not just a few!

December 11, 2025 at 3:48 pm

US Secret Service Finds And Dismantles A Network Of Devices In New York, Which Would Have Been Capable Of Taking Down The City’s Cell Network, And Much More

Our cyber security really needs to be improved.

December 11, 2025 at 12:55 pm

If The AI Industry Doesn’t Start Yielding Real Results Soon, Is The US Economy In Trouble?

AI is propping up the entire stock market.

December 10, 2025 at 3:47 pm

Executives Are “Vibe Coding” Their Ideas And Bringing Them To Developers So They Can Finish The Job, But Is This Really Helping Productivity?

Is vibe coding causing more harm than good?

December 10, 2025 at 12:55 pm

The Future Of Warfare May Include Swarms Of Robotic Insects And Other Tiny Animals According To Investments From DARPA

Robotic insects are closer than you think.

December 10, 2025 at 9:49 am

Romantic Relationships Between AI Users And Their Chatbots Are Not Uncommon, And There Is A Sad Truth That Threatens Their Longevity

One software patch could change things indefinitely.

December 9, 2025 at 3:47 pm

AI Chatbots Are Claiming Sentience To Their Users. But Can We Believe Them?

Who knows what will happen next?

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A New AI-Driven Study Aboard The ISS Shows Human Cells Age Much Faster In Space

Ever Notice Toxic Smelling Fumes While Flying On Commercial Airlines? It May Be A Known Danger That The Companies Are Refusing To Fix.

Leaked Video Shows US Military Shooting A Powerful Missile At A UFO, Scoring A Direct Hit And The Ship Barely Moved

Advanced Analysis Of Inca “Hair Records” Show That Everyday People Used This Technique Of Records Keeping, Using Their Own Hair

US Secret Service Finds And Dismantles A Network Of Devices In New York, Which Would Have Been Capable Of Taking Down The City’s Cell Network, And Much More

If The AI Industry Doesn’t Start Yielding Real Results Soon, Is The US Economy In Trouble?

Executives Are “Vibe Coding” Their Ideas And Bringing Them To Developers So They Can Finish The Job, But Is This Really Helping Productivity?

The Future Of Warfare May Include Swarms Of Robotic Insects And Other Tiny Animals According To Investments From DARPA

Romantic Relationships Between AI Users And Their Chatbots Are Not Uncommon, And There Is A Sad Truth That Threatens Their Longevity

AI Chatbots Are Claiming Sentience To Their Users. But Can We Believe Them?

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After Buying A House From His Landlord, The Neighbor Got Very Upset And Started Acting Oddly To The Point Where He Might Be A Danger To Them, But The Police Can’t Do A Thing

Employee Forms A Close Friendship With An Elderly Customer Over Several Years, But She’s Heartbroken To Learn The Woman Has Passed Away

A College Student Returned Home for a Semester—Only to Find Her Parents’ Constant GPS Tracking Turned the House into a Surveillance State

Two Women Moved Into Their Apartment Unexpectedly And One Of Them Has A Horrible And Dangerous Past, So The Existing Tenants Want Her Out But Nobody Will Help Them And They Are Scared

A Customer Claimed a Simple Watch Repair Took Too Long—Then Escalated His Complaint into a Fraudulent Shake-Down for a Free Luxury Timepiece

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A New AI-Driven Study Aboard The ISS Shows Human Cells Age Much Faster In Space

Donor Changed Her Mind About Giving Away Her Clothes, But When She Returned To The Charity Shop, Every Item Had Already Been Sold

Man Was Told His Late Father’s Insurer Wouldn’t Pay To Fix A Wrecked Car Without The Deceased’s Permission, So He Threatened To Park It Unprotected

Resident Remembered Being Denied Access To The Neighbors’ WiFi, So When They Later Wanted His Parking Spot, He Wasn’t Eager To Help

One Family Fundraiser Became A Source Of Stress When A Struggling Adult Child Felt Pressured By Dad To Contribute Beyond Their Means