Wednesday February 23: Daily Links

WEDNESDAY 2.23


NEWS STORIES

 



Is This Dubai Museum the Most Beautiful Building on Earth?


The brand new “Museum of the Future” has been called the most beautiful building on earth, and it’s opening soon.

Earl must be so embarrassed

Read more at Gulf News


New Brain Images Give Insight to What Happens As We Die

Some new imaging taken by EEG during the actual moment of death give some indication that we may replay images from our lives before we die. This could provide some evidence of the near death experience of our “life flashing before our eyes.”

What if we’d rather see someone else’s life?

Read more at The Sun


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SPORTS



Watch Michael Jordan Ignore Charles Barkley

This video of Jordan greeting everyone but Barkley is going viral. Michael Jordan wins for bitterest billionaire ever.

Read more at The Spun.


Rams Receiver Names Baby Born During Super Bowl

Los Angeles Wide Receiver Van Johnson found out his wife was in labor while he was still at the stadium on Super Bowl Sunday, and the new parents decided to name their new son Champ.

There was a Bengals baby born the same day. They named him Choke.

Read more at washingtontimes.com


Megan Rapinoe Celebrates Unequal Pay Lawsuit Settling

Its been three years since the US Womens National Team filed a lawsuit regarding gender discrimiantion and that suit has finally settled. “We’re going to look back on this day and say this is the moment US Soccer changed for the better. We can’t go back and undo the injustices that we’ve faced,” Rapinoe said. “The only justice coming out of this is that we know that something like this is never going to happen again and we can move forward in making soccer the best sport that we possibly can in this country and setting up the next generation so much better than we ever had it,” said Rapinoe.

Now the WNBA wants to know how to pull this off.

Read more at Mediaite



CELEBS & ENTERTAINMENT



Leo's Gettin' Inta The Booze Game

Leonardo DiCaprio is investing in French champagne Telmont.

All this means is free bottle service for the Pussy Posse.

Read more at Reuters.


John Mayer Has Had an Epiphany

John says he realizes he doesn’t even have to like his own music.

Mayer said on Andy Cohen radio, “I’m now at the point where I’m [asking], why do I even have to like what I’m writing? What if I can write things that I don’t even like at the moment?”

Yeah we can tell.

Read more at Inside Hook


Arthur Fans Reject Grown Up Arthur's Hair

Animated series Arthur has come to an end after 25 seasons and the series finale shows all the kids grown up. Hardcore fans are rebelling against the title characters big boy haircut.

He does come off looking like a fuck boy

Read more at dailydot.com


Magpies are Removing Tracking Devices

Scientists collecting data on magpies outfitted tracking devices on the birds but within minutes the birds began to help each other by pecking the devices off their fellow magpies.

Magpies. Off the grid.

Read more at Engadget


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VIRAL & TRENDING



Japanese People Imitate What Americans Sound Like When We Talk

These fabulous Japanese citizens may not know English but they know what we sound like, and seeing their perspective is eye opening.

How come we’re not offended?


You Know You Want to Try the Dilly Dilly Dog

This should only be eaten in a cardiac unit.


Sucker Punching a Ref Will Earn You a Lifetime Ban From Premiere Hockey League

A 20 year old is now banned for life from the USPHL after knocking a ref flat on his ass.

On the other hand, he has an open invite to compete in MMA.

Read more at Mediaite



STUDIES, SURVEYS, RANKINGS



Gizmodo Asks Scientists Which Tech is the Most Dangerous

Scientists chose workplace surveillance, AI techno-solutionism, gene editing, biology, quantum computing ,cognitive masking tech, trans-species transplants, and more.

How come nobody mentioned the roomba?

Read more at Gizmodo


60% Of People Couldn't Deal With No Phone For A Day

6 in 10 people say they couldn’t cope with being separated from their phone for a day and 1 in 8 people get anxiety from having a low battery. This never happened with beepers.

Read more at StudyFinds.org.



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