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A woman's frustration with pandemic restrictions leads her to explore conspiracy theories, culminating in her viral fame linked to QAnon and natural health beliefs.
The Higgs boson, proposed in 1964, was discovered in 2012 at CERN's Large Hadron Collider after nearly 50 years of research.
Sheikh Haithem Al-Haddad and Dr Suhaib Hasan discuss Islamic divorces in Britain's Sharia Council.
James Richardson's Football Weekly reveals behind-the-scenes moments with Jimbo and the team.
Mat Braddy explains the growth of the online takeaway business and Just Eat's future plans.
Katie Hill, a former congresswoman and one of the first openly bisexual women in Congress, reflects on her resignation amid scandal and her plans for re-engagement in politics.
Adam Kinzinger identifies the Charlottesville incident as a significant warning sign about Donald Trump's approach to white nationalism and its implications for democracy.
Candid interviews reveal the challenges and rewards of polyamorous relationships.
A diverse panel debates colorism, skin bleaching experiences, and cultural appropriation today.
Olivia Kim discusses the emotional bonds forming between humans and AI technology.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is examined through interviews and analysis, highlighting its effects on relationships and society in a VICE production.
100% of girls in Egypt, regardless of class, undergo female circumcision, a practice Nawal El Saadawi argues is rooted in political ideology and religious exploitation.
Nick Love promises to make 20 more films, reflecting on his distinct style and the cultural details in his work on football and fashion.
Rick Astley shares the story behind 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and the RickRoll phenomenon.
It cost $200 million to hire a top Chinese scientist from Apple, illustrating the high stakes in the race for artificial intelligence talent.
A dramatic turnaround in political fortunes occurs in Britain, as Frankie Boyle critiques the Conservative Party's lack of genuine leadership and representation.
Ten thousand scientists collaborated on the Large Hadron Collider, which helped confirm the existence of the Higgs boson in 2012.
Jayen Baek argues that AI music, created by analyzing patterns in existing songs, lacks the emotional depth and authenticity of human-made music.
Ray Bradbury shares insights at Caltech during the Mariner 9 launch in 1971.
Jaytirth Joshi discusses how Artificial Intelligence is changing everything in our lives.
Brad Abbott and Courtney Hamill share their experiences living on boats and in vans.
Lindsay Johns and Michael Rosen Click debate if schools should ban slang in classrooms.
Spike Jonze discusses his career in filmmaking, highlighting his music videos for the Beastie Boys and the cultural impact of the "Jackass" series.
Stephen Hawking became the longest known survivor with ALS at age 71, reflecting on his life and contributions to theoretical physics during a talk on black holes.
Steve Coogan recounts his first kiss-and-tell story from January 1996 in the Daily Mirror.
Stoya, a prominent figure in the adult film industry, discusses her legacy, industry challenges, and her decision to direct her own work with Isobel Yeung.
Nikko Grönholm and Yoanna Siouxland discuss Sweden's microchip technology and digital ID system.
Syko talks to Jack about his future in Micro Wrestling, gaining fan excitement and support.
Tad Friend discusses asteroids hitting Earth and planetary defense in this week's New Yorker.
Bob Mankoff discusses technology and cartoons in The New Yorker's tech issue.
Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter collaborated on a science fiction series featuring a string of alternate Earths, stemming from an idea Pratchett had set aside for years.
Artificial Intelligence mirrors human learning through key branches like Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing, emphasizing trial and error in machine development.
Concorde completed the Atlantic crossing in just three hours, a feat that transformed commercial air travel.
Shervin Pishevar discusses the Hyperloop and his connections in Silicon Valley.
Diya Jiang discusses how true connection takes many forms, including art and AI interactions.
Her Excellency Sarah Al Amiri discusses the UAE's Hope Mars Mission and space program goals.
Rafael Chiuzi discusses psychological safety and team success in the workplace.
Mohamed Louizi, a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood, shares his experiences and insights on radicalization after 15 years within the organization.
Adam Sklar, a custom bike builder, and Shabazz Stewart, CEO of Uni, explore the lasting impact of the pandemic on cycling culture and community engagement.
Entrepreneur Bruce Barlean shares his philosophy of Givingism, illustrating how helping others succeed can lead to personal breakthroughs and the creation of thriving companies.
Benjamin Fernandes, founder of NALA, advocates for recognizing talent as the emerging world's greatest export, emphasizing the need to nurture ambition from its inception.
Anna Startseva discusses the rise of online toxicity in toxic fandoms and its real-life effects.
Rick Astley discusses his hit 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and the viral RickRoll meme.
The talk addresses organizational power, referencing Douglas and Innovation at the Alfred Sloan School.
Harshit Chaturvedy discusses social media's impact on teens and encourages positive use of technology.
A speaker shares his experiences of failure and perseverance, illustrating how a shift in perspective can reveal hidden insights, culminating in his PhD in AI.
Nipun Syal discusses the balance between AI and humanity in this insightful talk.
Serena Teng shares how a lesson from tennis and skateboarding teaches the importance of acting within three seconds to overcome fear and seize opportunities.
