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Super Melanin: A Revolutionary Synthetic Cream for Skin Repair

A groundbreaking development has emerged from the University of California, San Diego. Researchers have formulated a synthetic cream, dubbed “Super Melanin,” capable of repairing skin damage from a variety of sources, including sunburn, chemical burns, and radiation exposure.

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Deja Vu: Mystery of memory

Deja vu is the strange feeling that a novel situation is familiar. This paper reviews the scientific literature on deja vu, including proposed explanations, prevalence, associated factors, and implications. Research suggests deja vu occurs in 60-100% of healthy individuals, but the exact mechanisms remain unclear. Leading hypotheses propose deja vu results from divided attention, fatigue, anxiety, or abnormalities in memory formation and retrieval.

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Massachusetts Campaign Pushes for Psychedelics Legalization

A Massachusetts campaign that aims to legalize the use of certain psychedelic substances for mental health purposes has reached a significant milestone. The campaign, called Massachusetts for Mental Health Options, claims to have collected more than 75,000 signatures from registered voters, which is enough to force the state legislature to consider their proposed initiative.

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Xbox and Inworld AI Partner to Build Generative AI Tools for Game Development

Microsoft's Xbox division has entered into a partnership with AI startup Inworld to develop new generative AI tools aimed at helping game creators with dialogue, narrative, and quest design. The collaboration will combine the strengths of both companies to create accessible, scalable, and responsible AI-powered tools for game developers.

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Psilocybin Therapy: A New Frontier for Mental Health

Mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety affect millions of people worldwide, and often impair their quality of life and well-being. While conventional treatments such as antidepressants and psychotherapy can help some patients, they are not effective for everyone and may have unwanted side effects. Moreover, many people who suffer from these conditions do not have access to adequate care or face stigma and discrimination.

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The Metaverse will change the world and our way of life

Imagine a world where you can travel to any place, meet anyone, and do anything you want, all without leaving your home. A world where you can create your own avatar, customize your own environment, and interact with millions of other people. A world where you can learn new skills, explore new hobbies, and earn real money. This is the metaverse, and it's closer than you think.

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Paralyzed Man can text his thoughts

A paralyzed man has regained the ability to communicate with the world thanks to a revolutionary brain implant that converts his thoughts into text. The device, called BrainGate, was developed by a team of neuroscientists who implanted electrodes into the man's brain and connected them to a computer. The computer then decodes the signals from the brain and displays them on a screen.

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Proof of Stake Dinner: Networking and Celebration at Consensus 2023

The Proof of Stake Dinner, presented by DFG at Consensus 2023, offered participants in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space an opportunity for networking, collaboration, and celebration. Held at the renowned Comedor restaurant in Austin, the event featured a four-course modern Mexican meal paired with exquisite wines and cocktails.

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AI ART could be worth millions

AI art is taking the world by storm. A recent example of this is the sale of a AI-generated artwork for a staggering $1.2 million at a Christie's auction. The artwork, called "Portrait of a Cybernetic Mind", is a stunning display of how AI algorithms can produce original and captivating images.

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MIT creates clothing that changes shape and color

Imagine wearing a shirt that can change its color and shape according to your mood, the weather, or the occasion. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, not anymore. A team of researchers at MIT has created a new type of fiber that can do just that.

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OpenAI Introduces Customizable ChatGPTs

OpenAI is rolling out custom versions of ChatGPT, known as GPTs, that can be tailored for specific purposes. These GPTs can be created by anyone to assist in their daily life, work, or specific tasks, and can then be shared with others.

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NASA's Artemis Mission to Send First Woman, Person of Color to Moon

NASA has announced its ambitious plan to send the first woman and person of color to the moon by 2024 as part of its Artemis program. The program, named after the Greek goddess of the moon and twin sister of Apollo, will mark a historic milestone in human space exploration and pave the way for future missions to Mars.

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