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A good horror film usually sports a good horror villain. Sure enough, cinema has given us plenty of greats. Ranging from supernatural enigmas to scientific anomalies, these intimidating icons strike terror into audiences’ hearts the world over. Not all of them stay that way, though. Many movie monsters change their image as their series go
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Human brains haven’t changed significantly in the last ten thousand years, but our technology has advanced far faster than our Stone Age brains have. This mismatch between biology and innovation can make the complexity of our modern lives feel overwhelming at times. It’s no wonder that many of us feel nostalgic for simpler times when
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The President of the United States is often seen as a symbol of power and leadership, responsible for commanding the military, signing laws, and shaping national policy. However, the job of the president extends far beyond these high-profile responsibilities. Tucked away in the Constitution, federal statutes, and historical precedents are duties that range from deeply
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Thousands of people appear on game shows around the world each year, putting themselves out there for everyone to see. Some of the contestants have gone to do amazing work, but surprisingly, some of the contestants were cold-blooded killers hiding in plain sight. Some committed murders after appearing on game shows, but some were actively
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“In the second century of the Christian era, the Empire of Rome comprehended the fairest part of the earth, and the most civilized portion of mankind. The frontiers of that extensive monarchy were guarded by ancient renown and disciplined valor. The gentle but powerful influence of laws and manners had gradually cemented the union of
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Over the past decade, data breaches have become an unsettling norm, revealing just how vulnerable our personal information is in the digital age. From social media platforms to financial institutions, no sector has been spared from cyberattacks. These incidents not only expose sensitive data but also erode the trust we place in organizations to protect
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Some movies don’t just entertain; they spark entire subcultures of devoted fans who turn screenings into full-fledged events. Cult classics often inspire unique traditions, transforming the viewing experience into an interactive celebration of the film’s quirks. These rituals range from humorous and irreverent to outright bizarre, showcasing the creativity and passion of fans. Whether it’s
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Humans may like to think we’re the pinnacle of innovation, proudly basking in the glow of Wi-Fi routers and smartphones. But digging deeper, you’ll see that much of our genius is drawn from nature’s blueprint. For ages upon ages, plants, animals, and ecosystems have already been fine-tuning the very designs we now proudly stamp with
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Throughout Europe, Australia, and the United States, Aldi stores are known for their low prices on everyday items. Walking in and out once a week to pick up some pasta sauce and bakery items, your mind might wander—How does Aldi keep its prices so low? And what makes Aldi different from other grocery stores? There
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The Hollywood machine stops for no one, even in the face of tragedy. The industry exemplifies that philosophy with several unfortunate franchises. Filmmakers may have big plans for a movie series or a TV show, but those aspirations are cut short when the actors pass away. These losses put the intellectual properties in a precarious
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Science often tackles big questions, but sometimes researchers dive into hilariously specific problems that seem trivial at first glance. From belly flops to buttered toast, these quirky studies often hide surprising applications and insights that have impacted fields ranging from engineering to psychology. Here are ten oddly specific studies that turned out to be unexpectedly
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The COVID-19 pandemic was a gut punch to global manufacturing and supply chains between early 2020 and mid-2023. But there’s an ancient and powerful axiom: that which doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Manufacturing and supply chains survived the pandemic, and there are strong signs that both are bouncing back, driven by several factors. First,
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