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Seven ways how technology changed our brain's
Author: Max Teodorescu
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Top 10 Engineering Advancements of 21st Century
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Soft robotic fish swims as gracefully as a real fish; revolutionizes robot paradigm
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How the NSA masquerades as Facebook to extract info and hack computers
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Mysterious glitch sends Mars orbiter offline
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How to build a discrete GPS tracker to monitor pets, spouses, and teenagers
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Google announces Android SDK for wearable electronics
Android SDK for wearable electronics being released in a few
13-year-old is the youngest person to build a nuclear fusion reactor
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