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SeriesSeverance Products: Official and Lumon Inspired Picks
If you’re looking for Severance series products, this curated selection was made just for you.It goes beyond simple consumption: it’s a way to bring the aesthetics, symbolism, and silent rituals…
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UVB-76 Radio: understand the mysterious buzzing and how to listen live
A Cold War Echo Still On Air The UVB‑76 radio, also known as “The Buzzer,” has been transmitting a repetitive buzzing sound on 4625 kHz since the late 1970s. Almost…
Reflections and ConnectionsHow Stephen Hawking Lived So Long with ALS: His Secret
What Keeps a Life Going When the Body Fails? Few situations challenge our sense of continuity more than staying mentally alert inside a body that gradually shuts down. When walking,…
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What is AlphaGenome, Google’s AI that predicts mutations
The new key to understanding our DNA When the human genome was first decoded in 2003, we gained access to the “instruction manual” of life. Yet a fundamental question remained:…
SeriesNine Principles in Severance: Understanding Lumon’s Moral Code
The Nine Principles in Severance are more than a list of values. In practice, they work like sacred commandments within Lumon Industries — supposedly uplifting virtues that actually shape employee…
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Artificial intelligence tries to decipher Voynich manuscript
Few mysteries are as captivating as the Voynich manuscript—an illustrated book written in a completely unknown language that has puzzled linguists, cryptographers, and historians for centuries. Despite countless attempts, no…
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Animal Rain: The Real Phenomenon That Still Baffles Science
When the Sky Doesn’t Rain Water—But Fish Few natural events are as startling as animal rain—episodes where living creatures like fish or frogs literally fall from the sky. In Yoro,…
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Why Is Mars Red? The Science Behind the Color
The fame of the “Red Planet” Why is Mars red? This question has fascinated people for centuries. In fact, it’s this reddish hue that has fueled both myths and scientific…
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The Mysterious Bloop Sound: the noise that puzzled science for years
An impossible recording In 1997, deep in the South Pacific Ocean, the mysterious Bloop sound was captured by underwater sensors operated by NOAA—the U.S. agency responsible for monitoring oceans and…
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Zone of Silence in Mexico: the Bermuda Triangle of the desert
In the heart of the Mexican desert, there is a zone where radios go silent, compasses lose direction, and the silence itself feels… unnatural.For decades, travelers and scientists have reported…
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