Inca Mummies Reveal Drugs Used During Human Sacrifice
New toxicology reveals Inca sacrificial children were given coca, corn beer and hallucinogenic plants before death.
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New toxicology reveals Inca sacrificial children were given coca, corn beer and hallucinogenic plants before death.
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Netflix has used AI on about 300 titles, but a human touch is still critical, an executive says.
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Sony’s new patents could turn DualSense controllers into checkout terminals as the company eyes a 2028 all-digital shift
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A year without a case sparked debate as Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 gains financial offers and hardware upgrades.
U.S. leverages Nvidia GPU promise to push Armenia‑Azerbaijan peace amid renewed talks
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AI is identifying hidden seismic signals and slow movements along the San Andreas Fault that previous scientific methods missed.