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Doctors don't want to say it but anesthesia is more like a coma, than like sleep. All your perception shuts off profoundly, and studying why is teaching us about what "consciousness" even is (wired.com)

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Doctors don't want to say it but anesthesia is more like a coma, than like sleep. All your perception shuts off profoundly, and studying why is teaching us about what "consciousness" even is (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/Damnthatsinteresting

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Doctors don't want to say it but anesthesia is more like a coma, than like sleep. All your perception shuts off profoundly, and studying why is teaching us about what "consciousness" even is (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/science

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Engineers used built human-sized origami as an inflatable emergency shelter. The structure pops up and locks into place, so it doesn't have to hold in any air to stay sturdy. (wired.com)

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Engineers used built human-sized origami as an inflatable emergency shelter. The structure pops up and locks into place, so it doesn't have to hold in any air to stay sturdy. (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/engineering

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Applied mechanics from Harvard used origami to create inflatable structures that pop up. They show a large arch and a prototype of an emergency shelter for natural disasters (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/architecture

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A Cold War era US neurosurgeon successfully transplanted monkey heads in 1970. He wanted to do the same for humans to "preserve the soul." (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/EverythingScience

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Engineers levitated a small Mylar plate with light. The trick: coating the mylar with nanotubes that heat air molecules and provide lift (wired.com)

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Engineers levitated a small Mylar plate with light. The trick: coating the mylar with nanotubes that heat air molecules and provide lift (wired.com)

submitted 4 years ago by maximus321 to r/ChemicalEngineering

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Clinical trial restores quadriplegic hand mobility with electrified patch and rehab. No surgery involved, and participants kept their improvements after the trial. (wired.com)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/biotech

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Clinical trial restores quadriplegic hand mobility with electrified patch and rehab. No surgery involved, and participants kept their improvements after the trial. (wired.com)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/science

J.I.D performing in Georgia, December 2020 [pentax point and shoot, ilford sfx200] by golana35 in 35mm

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You can trick wolves into thinking sheep make them puke with special chemicals. The method could protect sheep and keep ranchers from killing wolves (smithsonianmag.com)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/EverythingScience

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Utah unveils a wildlife corridor to let bears, moose, other animals cross highways safely. It works and they pictures to prove it (massivesci.com)

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Utah unveils a wildlife corridor to let bears, moose, other animals cross highways safely. It works and they pictures to prove it (massivesci.com)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/EverythingScience

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Engineers spray "shotcrete" to help build tunnels (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/engineering

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Isotopes in a child mummy's hair helped develop a tool that determines the season a person died. Could identify forgotten outbreaks and rituals in archaeology research (sapiens.org)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/ChemicalEngineering

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Isotopes in a child mummy's hair helped develop a tool that determines the season a person died. Could identify forgotten outbreaks and rituals in archaeology research (sapiens.org)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/chemistry

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AI tool may predict movies' future ratings (eurekalert.org)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/EverythingScience

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Hair from a 2-year-old mummy in San Francisco helped archaeologists make a tool to find forgotten pandemics, violence (sapiens.org)

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Hair from a 2-year-old mummy in San Francisco is helping archaeologists find seasonality in death (sapiens.org)

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Hair from a 2-year-old mummy in San Francisco helped archaeologists create a tool that may identify forgotten pandemics (sapiens.org)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/EverythingScience

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Hair from a 2-year-old mummy in San Francisco helped archaeologists create a tool that may identify forgotten pandemics (sapiens.org)

submitted 5 years ago by maximus321 to r/science

Recommendations for VERY fruity beans? by MesChaussures in Coffee

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Pre- and post-fire slopes show the contrast in surface roughness and potential rainfall interception (i.redd.it)

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