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29 Fascinating and Unusual Things You Can Only Find in Japan
1. Square Watermelons In the 1970s, a Japanese graphic designer invented square watermelons, primarily to make them easier to store in a fridge and to simplify cutting. Farmers grow these watermelons inside square containers, which forces the fruit into that shape. While they are often more expensive than regular watermelons and are generally not eaten, they make for an attractive decorative piece or a quirky gift.
By Lisa Ann Bastiaan12 months ago in FYI
Arcturians: who are they? what do they do?. Content Warning.
The Arcturians are a civilization of extraordinarily advanced beings that come from the Arcturus star system, one of the oldest and most developed in our galaxy. Their level of consciousness and technology has reached dimensions that far exceed human capabilities. These beings are recognized for their immense wisdom and spiritual abilities, which they use to guide and assist other civilizations on their evolutionary path.
By Ninfa Galeano12 months ago in FYI
Recently Discovered Asteroid Chances of Hitting Earth Nearly Double
2024 YR 4 is at the top of the dangerous asteroids list and changed NASA’s opinion about the likelihood of an asteroid hitting Earth at any time in the next 100 years. Until recently, it was reported that there was virtually no chance of a large asteroid striking Earth soon. Since the discovery of 2024 YR 4, those numbers changed.
By Jason Ray Morton 12 months ago in FYI
Lemuria, the lost continent: What happened? did it really exist? . AI-Generated.
Lemuria is a hypothesized lost continent in the Indian or Pacific Ocean. The concept originated in the 19th century and has evolved from a scientific theory to a belief held by occultists, theosophists, proponents of new-age spirituality, and Tamil nationalists.
By Ninfa Galeano12 months ago in FYI
How Construction Companies Gain Knowledge in Business
The construction industry is very competitive, and construction companies must constantly learn and adjust to new trends, technologies, and market demands in order to be ahead. Be it a small-scale home builder or large firms handling multi-million-dollar projects, knowledge of business is an important factor in growth and success. This article explains how construction companies acquire business knowledge and how to improve expertise in the field.
By Pak Review Hub12 months ago in FYI
Debunking Popular Health Myths
In the age of social media and instant information, it’s easy to fall for health myths that sound convincing but have no scientific backing. You might have followed certain health habits for years, only to find out they’re actually doing more harm than good. Let’s bust some of the most common health myths you’ve probably believed and uncover the truth behind them!
By Katina Banks12 months ago in FYI
The Latest Android Update
The latest Android update has arrived, and with it, a wave of concerns for Samsung Galaxy S25 and S24 users. While updates are generally meant to improve performance and security, this particular one is causing quite a stir among the brand’s enthusiasts—not for its enhancements, but for the problems it has introduced. If you own one of these devices, what follows could significantly affect your mobile experience. Find out everything you need to know and how to react to this situation.
By Miguel Díaz12 months ago in FYI
Google Removes Commitment to Avoid Using AI for Weapons
Google Updates Its Policy: The End of the Ethical Commitment Recently, Google announced a significant update to its internal policy, removing its commitment to avoid using artificial intelligence (AI) for the development of weapons. This change has sparked widespread debate within the tech industry, where the rapid evolution of AI and its ethical implications are under constant review.
By Miguel Díaz12 months ago in FYI
