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11/05/2026

Australia’s cannabis laws are surprisingly uneven depending on where you live.

The Australian Capital Territory is currently the only region where recreational personal use is legal, while the rest of the country still spends billions policing it.

What makes it even more interesting is that public opinion in Australia has been shifting fast, with many expecting other states to eventually follow the same path.

11/05/2026

This is actually the reality of Life...

11/05/2026

This structure is designed to dissipate the energy of flowing water.

10/05/2026

Amazing. I found out today that Crocodile can climb.

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Once home to over 1,000 people, the Romanian village of Geamăna was flooded with toxic mining waste after 1982 to create a tailings pond for Cupru Min Abrud.

Today, only the church tower remains visible above the polluted red lake.

10/05/2026

It sounds like science fiction, but researchers are actually releasing millions of mosquitoes infected with a bacteria called Wolbachia to help reduce diseases like dengue and Zika.

The bacteria makes it harder for mosquitoes to spread viruses, and because the released mosquitoes are mostly male, they don’t bite humans.

What’s wild is that one of humanity’s biggest health threats is now being fought with more mosquitoes instead of fewer.

09/05/2026

Romance scammers almost always choose jobs that conveniently explain why they can’t video call properly, meet in person, or access their money.

Oil rigs, military bases, doctors overseas, and ships are basically the starter pack for these scams at this point.

08/05/2026

Street life in Tokyo at night