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Playing Smarter | Brain Games

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Beating the competition can take either brawn or brain power, but sometimes you need both to win. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About Brain Games: Using a series of experiments, illusions and man-on-the-street demonstrations, host Jason Silva and guest experts unlock the science behind the mysteries of why we say, eat, feel …

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Freedom Is Ugly, Say Ugliness, Freedom Experts

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“Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) on Wednesday told African-Americans that they had fought in the Civil Rights Movement for the right to support an Arizona bill that would protect businesses which discriminate against LGBT people on the basis of “religious freedom.” In a radio interview, the Texas Republican asserted to conservative …

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Message in a Bottle | Brain Games

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Teams compete to knock down a bottle of water without touching it. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About Brain Games: Using a series of experiments, illusions and man-on-the-street demonstrations, host Jason Silva and guest experts unlock the science behind the mysteries of why we say, eat, feel and act as we do …

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Sony RX10 review: a new camera for a new world order

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David Pierce reviews Sony’s RX10 superzoom camera. Be sure to read the full Sony RX10 review at the link below: http://www.theverge.com/2014/3/3/5463784/sony-rx10-review Point-and-shoot cameras may be dying as smartphones become better and more convenient, but the Sony RX10 has something your iPhone can’t replace. At $1,299.99 it’s designed to be the …

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The Greatest Condom EVER?

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“Last week, Georgia Tech students Firaz Peer and Andrew Quitmeyer introduced their “Electric Eel” condom on IndieGogo, which they describe as an “open-source digital condom prototype using electrodes and soft-circuitry.” In laymen’s terms, it supplies mild vibrations — a “digital” rather than “physical” enhancement to the standard condom, as the …

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