Chinese Aunty rapping about how good the lane assist is on her car. Sking.

Alaska Art Student Arrested for Eating Another Student’s AI-Generated Art in Protest

The follow up: Alaska College Student Arrested for Eating AI Artwork Speaks Out: ‘AI Chews up and Spits out Art’ Made By Other People.’

Should You Put Your Windshield Wipers Up When It Snows? Pros, Cons, and Best Winter Car Care Tips - Sassy Feeds

Is putting your windshield wipers up during snowstorms a smart move or a winter myth? Discover the real pros, cons, and expert-backed winter car care tips to protect your windshield and avoid frozen or damaged wipers.

Jellyfish and sea anemones surprisingly sleep like humans, and even take midday naps

A new study published in Nature Communications reveals that jellyfish and sea anemones sleep for about one-third of the day, similar to humans, suggesting that sleep evolved long before the brain for cellular repair and stress recovery.

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Outcry after France’s famed TGV rail service bans children from new premium-class carriage

France’s high-speed rail service TGV INOUI has introduced a new premium-class carriage, Optimum, that bans children, causing backlash. The new class, which offers privacy and quiet, is priced at €180 ($211) for a Paris-Lyon route. Critics, including French officials, argue this is discrimination against children, especially concerning as France recorded more deaths than births last year. SNCF, the national rail operator, defends the move, stating that the Optimum class seats represent only 8% of the available space and that the company has always refused to restrict children’s access to certain areas of their trains.

Bay Area Software Rep Loses $176K to Facebook Job Scam

This news article discusses a sophisticated Facebook job scam that tricked a Bay Area software professional into losing her entire $176,000 life savings. The scam used AI-enhanced social engineering and a complex financial pipeline involving bank accounts, wire transfers, cryptocurrency exchanges, and digital wallets. Scammers created an illusion of legitimacy by displaying the victim's actual Facebook messages within a fabricated app. The incident highlights the growing threat of organized criminal enterprises using advanced technical capabilities for impersonation scams.

Japan’s hottest souvenir? A $2 pair of striped socks from a convenience store

Japan’s FamilyMart convenience store chain has become a cultural phenomenon, offering tourists more than just snacks and essentials. The brand has launched tours, clothing lines, and popular striped socks that have become a hot souvenir. These socks, part of the Convenience Wear line, are simple yet well-made, with antibacterial and deodorizing properties, and have sold 1.4 million pairs in their first year. FamilyMart’s success highlights the appeal of convenience stores as a slice of local culture and the growing trend of shopping for unique, locally-made goods while traveling.

Best Excuses to Call Out Sick From Work That Employers Actually Believe - Sassy Feeds

Not sure what excuse to use when calling out sick? This article covers the most believable sick day reasons and how to communicate them professionally.

Arctic blast probably won't cause trees to explode in the cold

— but here's what happens if and when they do go boom

I Used a Particle Accelerator to Turn Quartz Into Amethyst

Lessons From Japan's Demographic Collapse || Peter Zeihan

This video discusses Japan's demographic challenges and the lessons that can be learned from its long-term population decline.

Why Greenland is SO Valuable.

Fun Family Activities to Do at Home on Snow Days - Sassy Feeds

Snow days don’t have to mean boredom. ❄️ From cozy movie marathons and baking projects to board games and creative crafts, these fun family activities make staying home on a snowy day warm, memorable, and stress-free.

Ancient Mummified Cheetahs Found in Saudi Caves Rewrite the Species’ History

seven naturally preserved cheetahs discovered in northern Saudi Arabia reveal that the Arabian Peninsula once hosted multiple cheetah lineages.

Rare octopus spotted on Tenby's North Beach before vanishing

A photographer in Tenby, Wales, unexpectedly spotted a rare common octopus during a seaside walk. The octopus buried itself in the sand and vanished, showcasing its camouflage abilities. This sighting comes after a record number of octopuses were seen in UK waters last year, attributed to warmer winters linked to climate change.

Aging Out of Fucks: The Neuroscience of Why You Suddenly Can’t Pretend Anymore

Welcome to what I call the Great Unfuckening—that point in midlife when your capacity to pretend, perform, and please others starts shorting out like an electrical system that’s finally had enough.

Four shark attacks in two days. Why Australia’s beaches are so dangerous this year

A spate of shark attacks in New South Wales, Australia, has led to the closure of around 40 beaches. Four separate incidents involving bull sharks have occurred within 48 hours, prompting warnings to stay out of the water. The recent heavy rainfall has caused murky waters, which is a perfect condition for bull sharks to feed. Experts suggest that the threat may persist until the water clears and the sharks move away.

World’s oldest monastic brewery to be sold as German beer sales slide

The world’s oldest monastic brewery, Germany’s Weltenburger, is being sold to Munich brewers Schneider Weisse due to declining German beer sales. The sale includes the Bischofshof brewery, preserving an important piece of Bavarian brewing tradition and keeping 21 jobs in the region. The purchase aims to prevent the complete closure of the breweries and maintain the production of award-winning lager and signature dark brews at the historic Weltenburg Abbey.