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A new science podcast connects the deep mystery of sea monsters, the intimate world of the long COVID microbiome, and the ecological role of elephant carcasses in sustaining the savannah, inviting readers to explore the astonishing interconnectedness of life on Earth.
By Nadia Brooks · Interesting Things Desk · October 21, 2026 at 10:30 AM CDT
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By Amanda Hayes · Reviewboard Features DeskA new science podcast connects the deep mystery of sea monsters, the intimate world of the long COVID microbiome, and the ecological role of elephant carcasses in sustaining the savannah, inviting readers to explore the astonishing interconnectedness of life on Earth.
In the high-stakes race between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, the focus is shifting from mere competition to a strategic merger of Tesla's terrestrial tech prowess with SpaceX's space dominance. This move aims to create an integrated system capable of achieving humanity’s ultimate goal: establishing a permanent presence beyond Earth.
A fascinating psychological study reveals how our sense of autonomy in making decisions about breaking rules is deeply intertwined with what others are doing. The 'bad apple effect' shows that witnessing rule-breaking can either temper or escalate our own behavior, offering a surprising insight into the invisible architecture of social control.
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