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Eric recalls spending up to 20 hours a day in front of his computer before seeking help for his Internet addiction.
WWDC 2019 showcased Apple's new iPad OS, highlighting its features and potential impact on the future of tablet computing.
A fleet of 120 Viking ships led by Thor guest arrived on the Irish coast in the 830s, marking a significant shift in Ireland's history.
Fellow Jason Clay discusses how social media can address global challenges such as water scarcity.
Kim Dotcom, also known as Kimble, founded the now-defunct Megaupload service.
Investigations on Oak Island reveal potential connections to the Knights Templar, raising questions about their historical influence and the island's significance.
The video discusses Stalin, Churchill, and the influence of social media on public perception.
Between July 1937 and November 1938, Joseph Stalin ordered the execution of 800,000 Russians, averaging 1,500 deaths per day.
Last chance Legionnaires navigate the challenges of military training in the French Foreign Legion, seeking meaning and a new life amid their struggles and aspirations.
A $1,000 weekend retreat in the California desert brings men together to confront their emotions and redefine masculinity through shared experiences.
At 13, Melissa discovers her intersex condition when her clitoris begins to grow, prompting reflections on her identity and medical interventions.
Night McCoy, an internet star, faces challenges with slow internet in the Philippines.
Olaf Carlson-Wee shares his experiences in the cryptocurrency world, highlighting Bitcoin's evolution and its cultural impact while running Polychain Capital.
Troy and Pickle search for their friend's dog Ranger in Season 3, Episode 12.
Bill Morgan's heart stopped for 14 minutes after a car accident, but he was revived and later won a $30,000 lottery prize.
In medieval Spain, strongholds served both protective and oppressive roles, revealing the complex history of architecture in the region.
German University hires Yuki, a robot, as assistant professor to Jürgen Handke.
Jake, a TikTok influencer, earned £110,000 last year and has 6.8 million followers, averaging 300 million views per month.
The Ismalli assassins use various tools and strategies for their deadly missions.
The Samsung Galaxy Note II exemplifies the advancements in mobile computing, showcasing its capabilities as a viable alternative to traditional PCs.
An artificial intelligence application that allows users to create personalized avatars has gained over 20 million downloads globally, raising questions about its implications.
A woman finds a deepfake video of herself on a porn site, featuring a model with her face performing sexual acts while wearing a blonde wig.
The Book of the Dead shows how people must confess to the Gods after death.
The Newgrange stone tomb is featured in Season 3 of 'Mysterious Tombs' hosted by William Shatner.
600,000 rupees in offerings have been left by pilgrims drawn to the Little Buddha's return after his mysterious disappearance in May 2006.
At a Renaissance Fair in the United States, performers demonstrate impressive bullwhip tricks and a man catches a bullet in his teeth, showcasing their skills.
In 2012, the Google Nexus 4, HTC Droid DNA, and Samsung Galaxy Note II were compared for their features, performance, and user experiences.
A planet generated from a sine wave allows for seamless transitions between worlds without loading times, demonstrating innovative terrain creation.
The Maya predict a violent apocalypse on December 21, 2012, linked to The Long Count calendar.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is evaluated for its performance, virtual reality capabilities, build quality, and features like the S-Pen and screen quality after two months of use.
Fifty years ago, a march across a bridge in Selma became a key moment in the fight for civil rights and voting equality in America.
A Twitch streamer uses mind control to play Elden Ring and Halo without a controller.
John McCain endured 5 1/2 years of torture in Hoa Lo prison, including two years in solitary confinement, after being shot down in 1967.
Online pro-anorexia communities are thriving, as illustrated by 'Mouse', a young woman whose eating disorder was exacerbated by social media and an abusive relationship.
Baloch gained fame for her provocative videos, challenging conservative norms in Pakistan, before her murder in 2016 at the age of 26.
Lil Bub, a cat from a feral litter in rural Indiana, administered over $425,000 in grants to shelters for special needs pets before her sudden passing at eight years old.
Jason Wong and his friends climb Shanghai's skyscrapers each weekend, navigating security to capture thrilling views for their social media followers.
Sal from Impractical Jokers dives in a shark cage with shark repellent after petting nurse sharks.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is evaluated alongside gameplay footage of Electronic Arts' Need for Speed Most Wanted, showcasing its features and performance.
FATI repurposes many computers for families in need, bridging the digital divide effectively.
In a fierce BattleBots matchup, Sawblaze showcases its powerful hammer-saw weapon against Blip, highlighting cutting-edge robot combat technology.
This short film by TNY Studio highlights smartphones' impact on a suburban family.
81.99 is the monthly subscription fee for an OnlyFans account, prompting discussions about sexual empowerment and the realities of content creation.
Chanté Joseph questions the need for police after George Floyd's murder sparked worldwide protests.
On the busiest day, around 9,000 individual helicopter trips crisscross New York City, but now empty helicopters rain down, causing widespread destruction.
This scene questions if Vietnam's battlefields are haunted by fallen soldiers' moans.
Dennis Quaid discusses what happens after we die in Season 2, Episode 1 of Holy Marvels.