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Scientists Engineer Human Cells to Have the Camouflage Ability of Squids

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Yes, I know this is a chimney sweep and his apprentice, but their lives were rough too. Photo by LSE Library on Unsplash

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More Mars

You can now explore the highest-res map of Mars ever made

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NASA released wild footage of Mars helicopter flying over alien desert | Mashable

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Today in random things you will never need to know but are oddly fascinating anyway:

Caffenol: A Guide to Developing B&W Film with Coffee | PetaPixel

I used to develop my own film (you know, kids, that thing we had before digital pictures). I also used to drink coffee.

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Phyllis Latour Doyle: The Forgotten Spy Whose Knitting Helped Pave the Way for D-Day | A Mighty Girl

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Space Elevator

This is the flip side to the deep ocean explorer post

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Maps Distort How We See the World – by Tomas Pueyo

Maps twist our perception of the world.

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Life Advice

How to Grow Up: Nick Cave’s Life-Advice to a 13-Year-Old – The Marginalian

How to harness youth’s centripetal curiosity as a creative force for bettering the world is what Nick Cave — himself an insightful reckoner with the art of growing older — explores in answering a 13-year-old boy’s question about how to live a full, creative, actualized, spiritually rich life in “a world ridden with so much hate, and disconnect.”

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Five SF Stories Set in Eco-Friendly Futures | Tor.com

In case you need some reading suggestions. I think we could all use a bit of climate optimism, don’t you? 

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AI re-creates what people see by reading their brain scans | Science | AAAS

A new artificial intelligence system can reconstruct images a person saw based on their brain activity.

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