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When using AI, little questions often pop up.If you ask an AI, it will return a plausible answer. But is that really true?In that case, let's actually try it out.I decided to start an "AI Lab" to ...

"I get a headache when I drink cheap wine. It must be the preservatives." I believed that for years, too. But in reality, the evidence that sulfites (preservatives) are the main culprit for headaches ...

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Fireworks came from a search for immortality, while Play-Doh started as wallpaper cleaner. These 40 surprising stories show how failures, accidents and wrong turns gave us things we still use today.

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The Science: Air takes up space and exerts pressure. When we pull back the balloon, we store energy. When we release it, the balloon quickly pushes air through the small opening in the cup, creating a ...