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It is an embarrassment to be associated with the academy when pathological idiocy of this sort is published and cited in the same manner as genuine intellectual/scientific endeavor... What the hell is wrong with us? https://t.co/OrBvKPHlhk

— Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) March 2,…

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University free speech society told to vet guest's speech! Plans for Ukip MEP to give a talk are disrupted by students' union officials

• Ukip MEP Bill Etheridge due to speak about Libertarianism and free speech 
• Sussex University Students' Union demanded Etheridge hand over a copy of his speech
• The speech was deemed medium/ high risk of causing offence to the…

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Usury cabal sends their front man to keep Europe deep in trouble. Couldn't it be more obvious who is really running the show?

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Trump Just Made The Biggest Sale Of Drilling…

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Two SJW engineers Riku Rantala ja Mikko Viikari have been working to integrate the unintegrateable invader immigrants from Africa and Middle East to the Nordic Finnish society to the tune of 150 thousand Euros. This could be hilarious if it wasn't so sad.

These two together  were interviewed by Mikko Haapanen of the Finnish broadcasting company YLE (corporate tax payer funded propaganda). They were quick to refer to a design professor Timo Salli from a renounced Aalto University as a…

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Justin Thomas and his colleagues at the GRASP Lab have produced an �avian-inspired� claw drone that mimics the way an eagle uses its talons to grab a fish out of the ocean.



A video clip of the drone shows the UAV swooping down at high speed to snatch an object using its 3D printed mechanical claw. By mimicking how a bald eagle sweeps its legs and claws backwards to aerodynamically close in on its prey without the need to slow down, the drone is able to grasp a stationary object…

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The increasing amount of personal information that can be gleaned by computer programs that track how people use Facebook has been revealed by an extensive academic study.

Such programs can discern undisclosed private information such as Facebook users’ sexuality, drug-use habits and even whether their parents separated when they were young, according to the study by the University of Cambridge academics.

In one of the biggest studies of its kind, scientists from the…

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Even though this could be great in the health world, what evil could come of this later, by our wonderful government?  Can you see where this will probably lead??

"Cyborg tissue could allow us to put multifunctional prosthetics in humans,” says Bozhi Tian. That goal is still a long way off, but Tian has taken a key step by creating artificially grown tissue that’s intelligent. So far, he’s developed a synthetic blood vessel that can detect the pH of solutions flowing through it. And…

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A bomb threat forced the evacuation of the Louisiana State University campus in Baton Rouge on Monday, according to the university.

"Please evacuate as calmly and quickly as possible. Check lsu.edu for updates. LSUEOC," read an alert on the university's website.

Classes and a news conference with LSU football coach Les Miles were canceled Monday due to the threat, officials said.…

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	Bees Can Reverse Aging, Solve Complex Mathematical Problems Faster Than Supercomputers…

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A bystander who suffered permanent hearing loss after Pittsburgh police deployed a Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) against protestors during the 2009 G-20 Summit has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. The device emits pain-inducing sounds to disperse crowds and is also deployed on American warships.

 

Karen Piper, then a visiting professor at Carnegie Mellon University, tried to observe the G-20 protests in…

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October 29, 2009



Many colleges now require criminal background checks of all new employees. But the University of Akron -- in what some experts believe is a first -- is not only requiring a criminal background check, but is stating that new employees must be willing to submit a DNA sample.



The requirement was added quietly and is now receiving attention -- and criticism -- because an adjunct faculty member at Akron quit this week, citing the new rules. "It's not enough… Continue