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Wed February 18, 2026
	Trump's Bronze Age ancestor found source: livescience.com \| share: Copy Link	0
	Ms. Angelou's phone must be blowing up with messages source: theguardian.com \| share: Copy Link	0
	You're doing the right thing and still you get your butt handed to you. Today it's the password manager you're using source: pcworld.com \| share: Copy Link	4

Tue February 17, 2026
	Medieval India had parking garages for elephants source: kuriositas.com \| share: Copy Link	11

	How it starts: Spacetime quasicrystals could underpin the universe How it ends: Authors of the paper call it "admittedly half-baked" source: sciencenews.org \| share: Copy Link	3
	You heard it here first. Possibly while napping at work source: theregister.com \| share: Copy Link	5
	You've heard of fighting fire with fire, but have you ever heard of fighting oil spills with giant fire tornadoes? source: sciencedirect.com \| share: Copy Link	7
	The Tuesday Night Science Channel Discussion Thread, 9PM Eastern source: fark.com \| share: Copy Link	69
	You can't spell "airship" without "A" and "I". Or "disaster " source: theguardian.com \| share: Copy Link	12

	Kung Fu Robots Debut in China - Shen Yun Updates Resume source: youtube.com \| share: Copy Link	13
	Thanks to AI, our children is learning just not as C-Sci majors so much anymore. Changing move fast and break things into be diligent and design things as mechanical and electrical engineers source: techcrunch.com \| share: Copy Link	9
	In hunting for Earth-like planets, it's a huge bias to look for worlds similar to Earth's appearance today. For most of our planet's history, Earth looked very different source: bigthink.com \| share: Copy Link	4
	Want an app with the echo-chamber qualities of BlueSky plus brainrot of Candace Owens and Hasan Piker? Boy do I have a deal for you source: techcrunch.com \| share: Copy Link	56
	If you understand this article's headline, you're smarter than Subby. Also, Subby wants your lunch money source: nature.com \| share: Copy Link	17
	The Amazon Rainforest is known as "The lungs of the world" for it's ability to absorb CO2 and emit O2. Well, those lungs are now net producers of CO2 source: nature.com \| share: Copy Link	23
	Scientists believe that the emptiness of a box approaches zero asymptotically as a result of "zero-point energy" being omnipresent, consisting of either a field, like a magnetic field, or objects like atoms and molecules source: quantamagazine.org \| share: Copy Link	16
	0.39 firkins / millifurlong³ - Practical (tunnel) Engineering with Grady Hillhouse. Bonus cameos source: youtube.com \| share: Copy Link	2
(JAMA Internal Medicine)	Then: if you're at least middle aged, your spine MRI may show some asymptomatic herniated discs. Now: if you're at least middle aged, your shoulder MRI is almost guaranteed to show rotator cuff abnormalities. Apply for disability before they catch on source: jamanetwork.com \| share: Copy Link	17
	Scientists believe the earth's core holds vast reserves of hydrogen, currently casting lots to see which one of them gets to flick a lighter to see if they're right source: smithsonianmag.com \| share: Copy Link	13
	The cause of an extremely rare side effect of one type of COVID vaccine has been identified which will lead to a better vaccine, in other news yes COVID is still a thing and the vaccines are safe source: iflscience.com \| share: Copy Link	6
	"There is no way for any American to know if a product is safe if it is ultra processed." Yes, there is, and it doesn't involve quack-science or snorting cocaine off a toilet source: thehill.com \| share: Copy Link	31
	The Ents are on the move again source: futurism.com \| share: Copy Link	9
	Scienticians who have apparently never watched any sci-fi movies thaw out 5,000-year-old bacteria from Romanian ice cave source: popsci.com \| share: Copy Link	11
	Boards to CIOs - you keep saying AI is gonna make us money... post hard numbers or your pet LLM gets the axe source: theregister.com \| share: Copy Link	37
	Astronomers, Scrabble players, thrilled about possibility of upcoming exosyzygy source: iflscience.com \| share: Copy Link	8
	AI thinks cartel is the very definition of 'maximize profits.' Now have it look up 'capitalism' source: futurism.com \| share: Copy Link	3
	The Greeks win again source: euronews.com \| share: Copy Link	12

Mon February 16, 2026
	Thanks scientists, but we already know about pregaming to lower the bar tab source: sciencealert.com \| share: Copy Link	11
	Psychological condition known as "Bigorexia" affects majority of short noodly armed twerps. Charles Atlas nods approvingly source: huffpost.com \| share: Copy Link	18
	We have analyzed over 100 years of frozen water, and discovered that if this trend continues, the future will be very cold source: grist.org \| share: Copy Link	4
	A nuclear reactor gets flown from California to Utah. This is the start of something small source: sltrib.com \| share: Copy Link	9
	How jerkwad crystals nearly made an HIV drug vanish source: youtube.com \| share: Copy Link	5
	Rarely has the Giggity tag Gigged so iggity source: self.com \| share: Copy Link	16
	Paleontologists in Japan say cave fossil specimens long thought to be tigers in fact belong to an extinct cave lion, causing speculation at alternate origin story for Lion-Maru source: japantoday.com \| share: Copy Link	2
	Chemical, gravitational, and nuclear reactions all can emit energy, often in very large amounts. But to reach 100% efficiency, we have to go more exotic: to the realm of antimatter source: bigthink.com \| share: Copy Link	18
	The iguanas are beginning to adapt to freezing temps. Soon: NYC subway iguanas competing for pizza slices source: accuweather.com \| share: Copy Link	11
	Obesity rates in the US are rising even as weight loss medications become more popular and less expensive source: medicalxpress.com \| share: Copy Link	134
(Moss and Fog)	Does This Bridge Viaduct Break Your Brain? source: mossandfog.com \| share: Copy Link	22
	Auroras. How do they work? source: space.com \| share: Copy Link	4
	AI;DR source: futurism.com \| share: Copy Link	18
	Sr. AI reporter at prestigious technical reporting org. "fooled" by AI source: news.slashdot.org \| share: Copy Link	6
	Asking for a friend source: livescience.com \| share: Copy Link	1
	When you're with Samir facts are automatically invalid. "Medium left, medium LEFT, MEDIUM LEFT" source: youtube.com \| share: Copy Link	14
	The "doing nothing at all" diet is something that Subby has been following for 50 years with as much success as intermittent fasting would have achieved source: abc.net.au \| share: Copy Link	11
	Ockham's Razor: favourite argument of keyboard warriors everywhere. Does it hold as much rhetorical weight as many seem to think it does? Or is it just something people use in order to sound smarter and win arguments? source: youtube.com \| share: Copy Link	27
	I can masticate to that source: popularmechanics.com \| share: Copy Link	6
	Wait, until now the builders of AI data centers haven't been paying for water and electricity? The cost has been passed to consumers this whole time? So the 99% is subsidizing the billionaire project to replace us? Where is the Luigi tag source: cnbc.com \| share: Copy Link	30
	Automakers don't understand why you insist on standing between them and your money source: jalopnik.com \| share: Copy Link	28
	I went on a romantic Valentines Day date with an AI suitor, and all he wanted to talk about was the wall tiles source: mashable.com \| share: Copy Link	19
	Scientists spot huge cave on Venus. Millennium Falcon not located source: futurism.com \| share: Copy Link	8

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