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• Wil Wheaton: Discovery Channel Owes Its Viewers An Apology
  Discovery Channel started Shark Week with a completely fake, completely made-up, completely bullsh*t "documentary" and they lied to their audience about it.
  

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• What Can You Get Away With Stealing From Hotels?
  Just what, in the eyes of the law, can we get away with taking?
  

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• The Rich Are Getting Richer... And Going Shopping
  We are a nation of segregated shoppers, where the haves shop at Neiman's and Nordstrom and the have-nots shop at dollar stores.
  

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• Who Killed The Music Industry?
  Follow us on a trip through recent music history as we try and figure out how we got here, where we're headed, and whether today's industry slump is a disruptive dip or the new normal.
  

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• What Is The Funniest Number?
  Prime candidates include 69, 13, and 22.
  

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• The Cheapest Place To Stay In NYC
  It's a New York hotel offering 'cages' for just $10 a night - and you get what you pay for.
  

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• One Day Hackers Will Be Able To Control And Monitor Everything In Your Home
  Recent work by security researchers indicates that one of the problems with having a "smart" home is that some day, it might be smart enough to attack you.
  

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• Why Are American Drinkers Turning Against Beer?
  Bad news for brews: Among the youngest Americans, beer preference is collapsing.
  

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• LEGO Introducing A Simpsons Line
  Want to build a new home for Homer or try out a new hairstyle for Marge?
  

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• If iPhoneographers Replaced Photojournalists In History
  What some iconic moments in history might have looked like if captured with an iPhone instead of a camera.
  

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• Japan's Nuclear Body Says Radioactive Water At Fukushima Is An 'Emergency'
  Highly radioactive water seeping into the ocean from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant is creating an "emergency" that the operator is struggling to contain, an official from the country's nuclear watchdog said on Monday.
  

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• Designers Spring Into Action To Fix Apple Earbud Flaw
  A simple accessory called the Sprng, created by Ohm Industrial Design, could mean musical salvation for millions of Apple fans.
  

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• The Inside Story Of The Greatest Congressional Web Prank Ever
  For over two years, many Congressional websites featured a hidden "Flight of the Conchords" Easter egg. This is the story of how that came to be.
  

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• The Mass Shooting You Don't Remember
  On Aug. 5, 2012, a white supremacist killed six and injured three at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Why don't we talk about it?
  

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• The Ghost Rapes Of Bolivia
  For a while, the residents of Manitoba Colony thought demons were raping the town's women. There was no other explanation.
  

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• The Myth Of America's Missing Software Engineers
  For the top 10 jobs where H-1B visas are requested, only three do not currently have enough qualified American jobseekers to satisfy demand, according to a new study.
  

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• The World's Highest-Paid Female Athletes
  Women earn only 77 cents for every dollar earned by men in the U.S., according to data from the Census Bureau. The pay gap is even worse in the world of sports.
  

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• Amazon's Jeff Bezos Just Bought The Washington Post
  The Washington Post Co. has agreed to sell its flagship newspaper to Amazon.com founder and chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos, ending the Graham family's stewardship of one of America's leading news organizations after four generations.
  

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• Has Shark Week Jumped The Shark?
  We're only one special in and already, shark week has seriously jumped the shark.
  

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• Dead People Gave Nearly $600K To Political Campaigns Since 2009
  The dead can't vote, but they can give money to politicians.
  

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• The Woman Who Nearly Died Making Your iPad
  Tian Yu worked more than 12 hours a day, six days a week. She had to skip meals to do overtime. Then she threw herself from a fourth-floor window.
  

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• Death And Walter White
  "Breaking Bad" is distinguished by the intimacy and seriousness of its approach to the killing of one person by another. There are indeed times when killing is merely a mark of senseless brutality. But the killings committed or attended by Walt and Jesse, the show's two leads, are consistently specific, not only narratively but morally.
  

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• Escaped Boa Constrictor Kills Two Children
  The snake is believed to have gotten loose from an urban zoo called Reptile Ocean.
  

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• Witness Dozens Of Sci-Fi Movies Edited Into One Epic Trailer
  Vadzim Khudabets has taken bits from over 50 sci-fi movies—some good (The Dark Knight, Sunshine), some bad (The Last Airbender, Prince of Persia), and a lot in-between—and made the trailer for Eterna, the most epic, apocalyptic, explode-y movie to never exist.
  

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• What It'd Be Like To Drown In Space
  Water doesn't fill a helmet so much as attempt to choke the life out of you. The horrifying behind-the-scenes, below.
  

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• How Long Until You Never Have To Leave Home Again?
  When will you be able to do everything from the comfort of your couch? The day is coming, and it doesn't appear too far away.
  

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• Zynga Shutting Down OMGPOP And Four Of Its Games
  After shuttering its NYC office, effectively closing down New York game studio OMGPOP forever, gaming behemoth Zynga announced today that it will be permanently shuttering OMGpop.com and four of the companies games.
  

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• This Map Of U.S. Embassy And Consulate Closures Raises More Questions Than It Answers
  Putting the embassy and consulate closures down on a map seems to elucidate some interesting trends, some which can be difficult to immediately explain. It helps to shed a light on the apparent U.S. thinking, but raises some questions as well.
  

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• Bizarre Liquid More Stable Than Solid Crystal
  Cool anything down enough, and it becomes a crystal solid, according to traditional physics theories. But that might not always be so, and two scientists think they have found cases where a liquidlike state is more stable than the solid crystal, in a reversal of the norm.
  

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• What It Looks Like To Leave Earth
  The Mercury-bound Messenger spacecraft captured several stunning images of Earth during a gravity assist swingby of its home planet on Aug. 2, 2005.
  

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• How Much Energy Does The U.S. Really Use?
  Now you know.
  

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• Candy Crush Saga Has An Infinite Lives Cheat
  It's a simple, yet incredibly genius trick that I was apparently too obtuse to think of.
  

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• Which Countries Eat The Most Meat?
  Is there any correlation between meat consumption and CO2 emissions? What about cancer or cardiovascular disease? We've compiled all the data into this interactive map so you can reach your own conclusions about trends.
  

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