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Should we tax "unused rooms"? And what is a unused room?
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Should we tax "unused rooms"? And what is a unused room?
"Blue Zones" and the Blue Zone diet appear to have been based on bad record keeping and pension fraud leading to false claims of many centenarians.
Apparently those making a lot are financially illiterate, as their "wants" grow with their salary.
Lay's brand discovers 42% of consumers didn't know their chips were made from potatoes!
This is by design. It's called a controlled re-entry when the satellites are replaced. But nice click-bait headline.
Tell a lie often enough and people may start to believe it.
Everyone in the UK will die due to the 79 deg F heat wave. Oh my god.
84 degrees is now grounds for a national "heat plan" because reasons.
Says a study in Nature.
The housing crisis is all due to evil "baby boomers" hoarding overly large homes, and they should be forced, via taxes, to sell.
In the past week, the media has turned against AI, much like they did with EVs.
It is proposed to ban fluoride added to public water. Only about 5% of the world has fluoride added to water; a tiny sliver has naturually occurring fluoride in their…
For a quarter of century (or more), nutrition experts told us to avoid fat-and consume more carbs, leading to obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
ChatGPT, like GrokAI, confirms that the official nutrition advice of the 1980s and 1990s was wrong and probably bad for hour health.
"Listicles" are the rage in content mill, click-bait web site content.