Archeology
Find ancient 'death games' boards of ancient Egyptians
Archaeologists have found evidence of an ancient 'death game' of ancient Egyptians used to contact the dead about 3,500 years ago.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
Japan created AI to play Go with an odd mind
Researchers in Japan have created the Othello Chess game with extremely weak AI software. This chess game always loses to players but is unexpectedly loved by the gaming…
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How was the greatest gaming console in PlayStation history?
Not everyone knows that the greatest PlayStation console was born from a betrayal.
Environment
Super typhoon Kammuri strikes the Philippines with winds of 200km / h
The November 29 forecast showed that Typhoon Kammuri will hit central Philippines with winds of approximately 200 km / h. Cities hosting the SEA Games 30 are located in…
AI - Artificial intelligence
The number 1 Go player in the world declares his retirement because AI cannot be defeated
Lee Se-dol, a Korean Go player who has won the world championship 18 times, is considered the greatest Go player in the modern era who announced his retirement.
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How clean is the toilet in Japan? It turns out this is just the culmination of Japanese technology
The toilets in Japan are so clean that people can eat, sleep, play games or do whatever they like in them.
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Research: The 'gamblers' always yield results when they win
Research has shown that red-black game winners often feel fair, while on the contrary, losers do not return results.
Health
Risk of skin cancer from summer day game 'sunburn tattoo'
Exposing the sun for a long time to shape the skin causes skin to suffer from burns, burns, wrinkles and cancer risk due to UV rays.
AI - Artificial intelligence
By 'superhuman' computing power, the new AI system defeats world poker players
The great success of the artificial intelligence industry is not simply
Space science
Why is Rigel and why is it so bright?
Pointing out the constellations in the sky is an interesting game, and when those constellations have bright stars, it is hard for anyone to ignore them in the night sky.
Entertainment
Only people with IQ above 140 or ... Conan can solve this case, what about you?
A murder case does not know the victim, unknown perpetrator, only deduced through a few facts on paper.
Archeology
28 mysterious remains reveal the disaster from the game of children
Recent excavations in Alaska have identified a tragic legend as true, through traces of 28 350-year-old remains and over 60,000 valuable artifacts.
Computer science
What is Internet Streaming and how does it work?
We've streamed content over the Internet for a long time, to the point where for many people, the Internet is synonymous with streaming video services like Netflix and Y…
Archeology
Discover 4,000-year-old boardgame of ancient people
Hounds and Jackals, also known as the '58 holes', are an ancient game that is extremely popular in Egypt and Mesopotamia.