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    Internal Facebook documents showed that the platform once weighted every reaction emoji five times more heavily than Likes — a design choice that quietly amplified provocative content because strong reactions like outrage counted for more - ScienceBlog.com

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    Only about one in five workers worldwide feels truly engaged at work, a 2026 Gallup report finds, a slide to its lowest level since 2020 that it estimates costs the world economy close to a tenth of its total output in lost productivity every year - Space Daily

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    A dog year is not seven human years: dogs age fastest when young, so a one-year-old is more like a teenager than a seven-year-old, and a 2020 study proposed to replace the old rule with a logarithmic curve - ScienceBlog.com

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    Five points for anger, one for a ‘like’: How Facebook’s formula fostered rage and misinformation - The Washington Post

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    Why the Weight-Loss Drug Revolution Still Needs Surgeons, Scopes and a Plan - ScienceBlog.com

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    Cell Membranes Generate Their Own Electricity From Molecular Restlessness - ScienceBlog.com

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    After a Century of Looking, Researchers Think They've Spotted Dark Matter - ScienceBlog.com

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    Radio Waves Could Help People Regain Their Sense of Smell - ScienceBlog.com

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    Summer is not warm because Earth nears the Sun — in truth we sit closest to it every January; the seasons come entirely from the 23.5-degree tilt of Earth's axis, leaning each hemisphere toward or away from the light - ScienceBlog.com

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    Asteroid Bennu's Amino Acids May Have Formed in Frozen Wastes, Not Warm Water - ScienceBlog.com

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    New Technology Unscrambles the Chatter of Microbes - ScienceBlog.com

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    Quantum Physicists Have Generated the First Mathematically Certified Perfect Random Numbers - ScienceBlog.com

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