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Bungie CEO faces backlash after announcing 220 employees will be laid off | Pete Parsons has spent $2.4 million on classic cars since Sony acquired Bungie

19497 upvotes • r/technology

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Cats appear to grieve death of fellow pets – even dogs, study finds | US researchers say findings challenge view that cats are antisocial and suggest bereavement may be universal

19290 upvotes • r/science

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Trump Launches Truth+ Streaming Service for Your Least Favorite Uncle | Truth+ will finally give the worst people on the planet the video content they deserve.

18286 upvotes • r/technology

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Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the office | Flexible working models have won, and CEOs are being forced to back off

5562 upvotes • r/Futurology

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Joe Biden's lunar display in the oval office | The 0.7-pound (333-gram) lunar sample 76015,143, collected by the Apollo 17 crew in 1972.

3540 upvotes • r/Damnthatsinteresting

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San Francisco bans "rent-fixing" software used by landlord cartels | Private data sets were exploited to fix rent prices, and that's definitely illegal

3406 upvotes • r/Futurology

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Psilocybin triggers “inner healing” mechanisms in depression patients, study suggests | The results showed that participants who received a high dose of psilocybin reported stronger feelings of inner healing compared to those who received a placebo.

2719 upvotes • r/science

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Construction of US’ first fourth-gen nuclear reactor ‘Hermes’ begins | Hermes will use a TRISO fuel pebble bed design with a molten fluoride salt coolant to demonstrate affordable clean heat production.

2076 upvotes • r/Futurology

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Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the office | Flexible working models have won, and CEOs are being forced to back off

1642 upvotes • r/technology

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A US survey suggests that close to 5% of us are consuming herbal products that are potentially toxic to our livers | Clinicians should be aware of the possible issues that could arise from these mostly unregulated products.

1522 upvotes • r/science

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Bungie CEO faces backlash after announcing 220 employees will be laid off \| Pete Parsons has spent $2.4 million on classic cars since Sony acquired Bungie	19497	technology
Cats appear to grieve death of fellow pets – even dogs, study finds \| US researchers say findings challenge view that cats are antisocial and suggest bereavement may be universal	19290	science
Trump Launches Truth+ Streaming Service for Your Least Favorite Uncle \| Truth+ will finally give the worst people on the planet the video content they deserve.	18286	technology
Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the office \| Flexible working models have won, and CEOs are being forced to back off	5562	Futurology
Joe Biden's lunar display in the oval office \| The 0.7-pound (333-gram) lunar sample 76015,143, collected by the Apollo 17 crew in 1972.	3540	Damnthatsinteresting
San Francisco bans "rent-fixing" software used by landlord cartels \| Private data sets were exploited to fix rent prices, and that's definitely illegal	3406	Futurology
Psilocybin triggers “inner healing” mechanisms in depression patients, study suggests \| The results showed that participants who received a high dose of psilocybin reported stronger feelings of inner healing compared to those who received a placebo.	2719	science
Construction of US’ first fourth-gen nuclear reactor ‘Hermes’ begins \| Hermes will use a TRISO fuel pebble bed design with a molten fluoride salt coolant to demonstrate affordable clean heat production.	2076	Futurology
Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the office \| Flexible working models have won, and CEOs are being forced to back off	1642	technology
A US survey suggests that close to 5% of us are consuming herbal products that are potentially toxic to our livers \| Clinicians should be aware of the possible issues that could arise from these mostly unregulated products.	1522	science