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Sexsomnia, also called sleep sex, is a disorder in which sleeping people engage in sexual behaviors such as masturbation or initiating sex with another person. Even if their eyes open and they make sexual noises, they are truly asleep and unaware of their behavior once they are awake. #Medical @Sciencpedia ✅

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🦖 A T. rex Skeleton Is Up for Auction for $19M It's been named "Gas"—after rancher Gary "Gas" Licking, who spent several years finding small fragments of teeth and bones on his property and suspected they might be part of something bigger. Eventually, one of the largest and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever found was unearthed in South Dakota. The skeleton was assembled from 63% of its original 183 bones, measuring 11.6 meters long and 3.8 meters tall. Is it worth the money? ❤️ — Yes, this is a great purchase! 🤔 — But where would you even put it? @Sciencpedia ✅

📱 The iPhone Tanked Birth Rates Researchers at the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research came to this conclusion. They compared birth rates from 2007 to 2011 in counties where AT&T dominated against "control" counties served by other carriers. Since the iPhone was sold exclusively by AT&T in the U.S. until 2011, this allowed them to connect smartphone adoption to fertility rates. 💡 It turned out that in counties with iPhone access, fertility dropped among girls aged 15–19 by 4.5–8%, among women aged 20–24 by 3.2–6.6%, and in the 30–34 age group by 2.7–3.6%, compared to counties where Apple devices hadn't yet become widespread. 🔄 Why Is This Happening? Smartphones reduce time spent with friends and potential partners, competing directly with sexual experiences due to their large screens and 3G technology. "The iPhone made pornography on demand always accessible and private," the analysts write. ✖️ And as smartphones became entrenched in daily life, these trends only deepened. Demographers predict the "smartphone-shaped generation" will set a historic record for low birth rates. Do smartphones destroy fertility? 🔥 — Yeah, definitely! 🤔 — Maybe it's about economics? @Sciencpedia ✅

🎥 Five TV shows about AI and technology to watch instead of Black Mirror If you're in the mood for something about artificial intelligence, robots, virtual worlds, and technology—but don't feel like rewatching Black Mirror again—here are five great shows to check out. 1️⃣ Murderbot, a sci-fi comedy about a security android that hacks its control module and gains free will. But instead of wanting to destroy humanity, it just wants everyone to leave it alone so it can watch TV shows in peace. 2️⃣ Sunny, a melancholy story about a woman from Kyoto who loses her husband and son in a mysterious plane crash. As a form of "comfort," her husband's company gives her a home robot named Sunny. Little by little, he becomes the key to understanding what was really behind her family's disappearance. 3️⃣ Terminator Zero, a Netflix anime that brings the mythology of The Terminator to Japan in 1997. At the center of the story is a scientist creating an artificial intelligence capable of standing up to Skynet, while not fully understanding whether he may be building a new threat himself. 4️⃣ Dark Matter, a series based on the novel by Blake Crouch, more about advanced physics and access to parallel realities than AI. The main character finds himself in an alternate version of his own life and tries to make his way back to his family. 5️⃣ Altered Carbon, a cyberpunk series set in a future where consciousness can be digitized and transferred from one body to another. At the center of the story is former soldier Takeshi Kovacs, who is brought back to life to investigate the murder of one of the most powerful men in the world. Would you watch any of these? 💖 — Yes, I'm saving this! 🤔 — None of these really grab me @Sciencpedia ✅

🐣🧟 Chicken Jockey Is Getting Its Own Lego Set Lego is dropping a Minecraft Chicken Jockey set—and honestly, it's about time. This rare mob became a full-on meme after the Minecraft movie hit theaters, with audiences literally shouting CHICKEN JOCKEY! and throwing popcorn at the screen. The set is $29.99 and goes on sale August 1st. Which sparks imagination more? ❤ — Lego 🔥 — Minecraft @Sciencpedia ✅

🎥 CapCut Is Being Integrated into Gemini The simple and popular video editor from the creators of TikTok is partnering with Google to integrate editing capabilities directly into the chatbot. Soon, you will be able to splice and trim videos right through Gemini. It would be great if they added a subtitle feature. @Sciencpedia ✅

🦖 Four-Winged Dinosaur Discovered in China Scientists have discovered a new species of feathered, four-winged dinosaur named Jian changmaensis. This cousin of the Velociraptor lived about 120 million years ago and likely glided like a flying squirrel to hunt early birds. This finding provides important new insights into the prehistoric environment where the ancestors of modern birds once lived. @Sciencpedia ✅

😎 Dog Shoots Woman with Shotgun in Nebraska Police in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, investigated a shooting at a convenience store. They found a woman who was hit in the arm by a shotgun pellet and damage to a truck door. The investigation revealed that a dog caused the accident. While moving in the back seat of the truck, the dog stepped on a loaded shotgun, which fired. The woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. By the way, it's illegal to carry a loaded shotgun in a vehicle in Nebraska. @Sciencpedia ✅

🙈 Claude Opus 4.8 Built a Minecraft Clone It works with a one-shot prompt. The author claims it costs about $9-$10 via Cursor.

Make a minecraft clone in HTML using Three JS, be as detailed as possible, it should be the closest clone you can make

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💼 There Will Be No "AI Apocalypse" in the Labor Market This week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted that he was "delighted to ⁠be wrong" in his predictions about AI's impact on the labor market and job cuts. According to him, AI has had much less impact on the labor market so far than he expected. In practice, people simply like working with people, and AI still cannot replace the "human" part of work. At the same time, Altman also notes that the risks to many jobs from AI are indeed real. Will AI have a major impact on the labor market? 🔥 — Yes, many people will lose jobs 🤔 — We probably won't even notice it @Sciencpedia ✅

👟 Running Turned Into a VR Game A developer uploaded his run from Strava to Meta's Ray-Ban AI glasses, and now he's racing against his own "ghost"—just like in a video game. The ultimate motivation. Do you run? ❤️ — Yes, all the time! 🔥 — No, but I really should start... @Sciencpedia ✅

6️⃣ Grand Theft Auto VI Will Launch on june 25 Take-Two Interactive has officially announced the long-awaited release date for GTA VI. CEO Strauss Zelnick also said the game’s marketing campaign will begin this summer. The game has already been delayed twice. It was originally planned for release last fall, then moved to May. Developers now say there will be no more delays. According to company forecasts, GTA VI could generate around $8 billion in revenue. Are you waiting for GTA VI? 💖 — Yes, definitely 👎 — No, not interested

❗️ Siri Is Now Siri AI It has been fully switched to LLM, understands speech, text, and images, and "lives" in Dynamic Island. ✅ The assistant will offer hints right in push notifications (for example, suggesting directions or summarizing messages). ✅ Siri acts like a full agent. It can analyze what's on the screen, find photos from trips, create notes, or plan routes right during the conversation. ✅ The voice has become more natural. You can fine-tune the pitch, timbre, and speed of the assistant's voice. Will AI save Siri? 💖 — Yes, finally! 🔥 — Don't think so... @Sciencpedia ✅

🦊 First Photo Evidence Of Rare Cozumel Dwarf Fox Captured Scientists have confirmed the existence of the elusive Cozumel dwarf fox by capturing the first photograph of the animal in over 20 years. The fox was rescued from a highway and released into a protected reserve, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts to ensure the species' survival. @Sciencpedia ✅

Sexsomnia, also called sleep sex, is a disorder in which sleeping people engage in sexual behaviors such as masturbation or initiating sex with another person. Even if their eyes open and they make sexual noises, they are truly asleep and unaware of their behavior once they are awake. #Medical @Sciencpedia ✅

Your organs "know" the order they are supposed to be in, so when surgeons perform their job, they don't typically put everything back the way they found them. They let your organs organise themselves after the surgery. #Medical @Sciencpedia ✅✅✅

Sharks don't have vocal cords. They communicate through body language, such as head butts, shaking their heads, or even hunching their backs. #Animals @Sciencpedia ✅✅✅

🚨🚨 | 𝐃𝐈𝐃 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝐖: Cape Verde’s goalkeeper went from 50k followers to 1.5m after the game. @Sciencpedia ✅

More boys are born during times of war & stress, no one knows why the phenomenon is called "Returning soldier effect". #People @Sciencpedia ✅