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Vaping Alters Your Immune System Genes Six Times More Than Regular Smoking, Study Finds
In a new study on vaping, scientists discovered that the habit alters the immune system even more than regular cigarette smoking. E-cigarettes affect significantly more genes necessary for upper airway defense than conventional cigarettes — and we are talking about hundreds. The…
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China is Now Using the World’s Most Hated Verification System to Buy Train Tickets
If you thought websites making you type in indecipherable phrases through their CAPTCHA tests was frustrating, you’re lucky you’re not a China Railway ticket buyer. The national railway operator of the People’s Republic of China is employing a new verification system for booking…
· Max Chang
New Study Reveals Systemic Racism Towards Asians in Silicon Valley
Google, Yahoo and other tech giants are more likely to hire Asians as computer programmers than to promote them to management and executive positions, according to new research. The study was conducted by Ascend, a group focused on Asian business issues. They analyzed data filed…
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Professor Advocates a Simple Yet Radical Change to the College System That Everyone Will Love
To college or not to college — it’s an important question for all millennials and entrepreneurs of a certain age. On the one hand, while there are the usual arguments for going for that four-year degree, such as the ones Harvard Business School professor Michael Norton gave to…
· Benny Luo
Jason Calacanis: On Investing in Startups and Fixing The YouTube Ecosystem [INTERVIEW]
Anyone who follows the tech industry most likely have come across the name Jason Calacanis. In terms of being an entrepreneur, it’s safe to say that this man has gone through literally all the ups and downs of starting a business. After building a business valued at $70 million…
· Ryan General
This Magical Phone Case Charges Your Phone While It Floats in the Air
A Canada-based tech startup is unleashing a unique way to wirelessly charge mobile devices: by making them float in the air while filling up the battery. The company, AR Designs, has developed a concept that fuses two capabilities of electromagnets (levitation and charging) into…
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Japanese People Are Using Female Vibrators to Cheat at Pokémon Go
One of the main points of Pokémon GO is the exercise required to find and catch Pokémon and hatch eggs, but someone found an unlikely way to cheat that system through the use of a “personal massager,” which is basically a vibrator. Before, lazy players might have strapped their…
· Bo Ren
Diversity is a broken product in tech. FIX IT.
Please note: my last day at Facebook was Friday, July 8th, 2016. I am no longer a Facebook employee nor am I writing on behalf of the company. This is my own personal experience and opinion on cracking into product management from a diverse, nontraditional path as a female…
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Ancient Plumbing in China’s Forbidden City Keeps it Dry While Other Cities Suffer Severe Floods
In the past week, China has faced heavy rains that brought extreme flooding and landslides to a number of vulnerable areas. As of Monday, nearly 300 people have died or went missing, while hundreds of thousands were displaced. Most deaths were concentrated in northern China.…
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Indian Scientists Reveal Cockroach Milk to Be One of the World’s Most Nutritious Substances
The world’s most nutritious and calorie-rich food doesn’t come from any mammal. Think much smaller and more legs. The milk of the Pacific Beetle Cockroach, which actually comes in the form of crystals, is packed with fats, sugars and protein — it could become one of the world’s…
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The Highest-Paid CEOs Lead the Most Underperforming Companies, According to Study
Businesses run by the highest-paid CEOs are some of the most underperforming companies, research firm MSCI said. Their study saw little evidence linking large pay to long-term stock performance. More surprisingly, CEOs who are paid less were found to earn larger investment…
· Ryan General
Japan To Roll Out Driverless Cars To Deliver Goods and Groceries
Japan will be the first country to use self-driving cars to deliver items purchased online. The service, called “on-demand service delivery,” will be tested on the road as early as next year. Tasked to fulfill online shopping orders, the driverless cars will be on its trial run…
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Science Says Playing ‘Mario Kart’ Actually Makes You a Better Driver
Playing “Mario Kart” actually makes you a better driver, according to a recent university study. Those hours you spent drifting your way through Rainbow Road may have paid off after all. A new study, published this month in the Psychological Science journal, confirms that…
· Ryan General
This Chinese Migrant Worker Just Became the ‘Good Will Hunting’ of China
A Chinese mailman, who had no previous math training, has discovered a simplified process to solve complex mathematical problems, reminiscent of what Matt Damon’s character did in the classic flick “Good Will Hunting”. Yu Jianchun, a 33-year-old migrant worker who doesn’t have a…
· Ryan General
Drinking Coffee and Tea May Help Humans Live Up To 175 Years, Study Reveals
Chinese scientists have found one more reason to keep drinking tea and coffee – both drinks could help people live much longer. According to a recent study by Chinese researchers, a natural compound found in both drinks was able to prolong the age of worms for up to the human…
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Why Vietnamese Students Tend to Get Surprisingly High Test Scores
Vietnam’s students are outperforming peers from developing countries in global standardized tests. Despite its low-income status, Southeast Asia manages to have scores that rivals the world’s best performers in education — like Finland, for example. How students perform on tests…
· Ryan General
Harvard Study Reveals How Texting Can Actually Improve a Child’s Performance in School
A research team has found a practical solution to help parents assist in improving their child’s failing grades: texting. According to the research conducted by University of Bristol and Harvard University, regularly notifying parents via SMS about their children’s progress…
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Chinese Teen Rushed to the Hospital After Swallowing a Thumbtack to Win a $30 Bet
A sixteen-year-old in China brilliantly accepted a bet that would see him swallow a thumbtack and three ballpoint pen refill tips for just 200 Yuan, or about $30. The teenager, Wang Chuan, was rushed to Shandong University Qilu Hospital after the incident, according to the Qilu…
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Nintendo is Relaunching the Original NES With 30 Built-in Games
All 80s gamer rejoice! Nintendo has just announced that they’ll be relaunching the NES! This is the original Nintendo Entertainment System that was released back in 1983. The device is called the NES Class Edition and is much smaller than the original NES. It comes with HDMI…
· Ryan General
Beijing’s Public Pools Contain Dangerous Amounts of Pee, Tests Reveal
While China’s unbearable summer heat may have driven some air conditioned places like IKEA, many are also trying to beat the heat at one of Beijing’s numerous public pools. Unsurprisingly, the extreme amounts of pee in Beijing’s pools may pose some serious health risks, recent…
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