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Hate broccoli and cauliflower? Your microbiome might be partially to blame

Ars Technica 2021-11-02

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What fractals, Fibonacci, and the golden ratio have to do with cauliflower

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Powered chopsticks use electricity to make food taste 50% saltier

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What if your refrigerator cooled your food by twisting wires?

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Steam might let you hide those embarrassing games in your profile soon

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