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Research shows that running liquid chocolate through a magnetic field can reduce its fat content by up to 20%. The electric field re-shuffles the structure of the cocoa, making it easier to pour - a job that is normally achieved by adding more fat.
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In Greek, the phrase "it's all Greek to me" is "Αυτά μου φαίνονται κινέζικα" - "this strikes me as Chinese". In Persian, the language referred to is Japanese, in Slovak it's Spanish, and in Yiddish, it's Turkish.
Such an interesting project series!
Find out what happens when the @metmuseum ‘s iconic art collection meets Microsoft #AI
#ArtMeetsAI
pcworld.com/article/3338077/… via @pcworld
Great talk by Unilever's @MarieLWolfe on augmented intelligence at #IIeX
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I've long been waiting for this #map! Who dubs TV shows and movies? Who uses subtitles? I claim the fact that Scandinavians and Dutch consume US entertainment in English is the reason they tend to have such a great command of the language. Source: buff.ly/2LvYMZo
Omg, same. xitter.cf/samuelpepys/status/998…
Lots of body parts in #Eurovision song lyrics this year. But who's singing from the heart (or hands, or eyes, or shoulder)? @Eurovision @bbceurovision #Eurovision2018 #map
Comparing #Eurovision lyrics this year is timely/interesting- UK striking a different tone.
Have seen this a few times- still a brilliant example of a clean, simple graphic with a point of view. xitter.cf/MaxCRoser/status/99413…
How humanity is using the earth’s habitable land:
– Only 1% is used for urban structures (cities, villages, streets, infrastructure).
– The big one is agriculture. Half(!) of the earth’s habitable land is used for agriculture.
All details in our entry: ourworldindata.org/yields-an…
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For every one dollar that the US government invested in the Human Genome Project, it generated $141 of economic activity.
#NYKconf product vision: 1. Make the complex simple. 2. Not just interesting; useful. Spot on @bexcarson85 @brandwatch
Sharing social intelligence with @Brandwatch #NYKconf day 1. Let's do this.
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Definitely an entertaining book.
But also a good example of just how impossible it is to see the large changes in history if one does not bother to study data.
If a big historian cannot do it, chances are that we all fail at it. So let’s take historical data seriously.
Absolute gold.
⚡️ “This new Harry Potter chapter was written using predictive text”
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The objects authors most frequently use for size comparisons changed over time. Peas not as common anymore! Source: buff.ly/2xQHKic
Great read: online filter bubbles reexplained as human, not just tech., issue xitter.cf/carotagg/status/924958…
Our new blog highlights the need for social science research in understanding technological developments palgrave.com/gb/social-scien… xitter.cf/Palgrave_Ling/status/9…
New study: UK Mental Health. Blog: goo.gl/s8RK8K full study: brnw.ch/2lhJcsl @Brandwatch @DitchtheLabel #mentalhealth


















