“Can humans fly?” is the question that seems to have a clear answer, but not everyone knows exactly why. Wapolabs will give you an insight into this interesting topic and provide more information. Can humans fly? The short answer to …
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Mineral resources will soon run out due to humankind’s intense exploitation in this century alone. According to estimates by the Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere (MAHB), the world’s oil reserves will run out in just 40 years, natural …
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In modern agricultural production, both large- and small-scale operations that serve families typically use the greenhouse system. Although they offer a reliable source of agricultural products, greenhouse use has always been a contentious topic due to its effects on the …
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Mobile technology has come quite a long way since the $3,995, two-pound “brick” appeared on a New York street corner in 1973. Zack Morris’s clunky – but oh so coveted – cell phone has evolved almost beyond recognition; our modern, sleek incarnations are wireless …
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A few weeks ago, we wrote about the evolution of the “digital kitchen” – the idea that our ubiquitous modern technologies have had a significant impact on the ways we think about, prepare, and share our meals with both families …
Most people consider themselves to be honest. There are certain types of questions, though, that seem to prompt us to respond evasively, if not downright untruthfully: medical inquiries. And I am as guilty of this truth-stretching tendency as anyone else. Do …
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Ever wonder what the most commonly used word in the English language is? Hint: It’s also the most commonly used word in this paragraph: “the.” That not-so-surprising fact comes from Slovenian physicist Matjaž Perc’s recently published study of the evolution of …
Creating and developing apps like the Washington Post Social Reader is a process that is constantly evolving. After a product like Social Reader launches, the concentrated effort, both creative and technical, is far from over – in fact, the work has …
