He: Called against assassin robots
Movement activists in the UK are calling on authorities to strictly ban machines that can automatically attack targets without any human intervention.
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Movement activists in the UK are calling on authorities to strictly ban machines that can automatically attack targets without any human intervention.
The exhibition area for this animal will have a depth of 15m, 0.6ha wide, accommodating more than 10 million gallons of water.
14 mysteries in the Amazon, discovering controversial fossils, learning about the killer mirror
The case occurred in 1959 in Holcomb, Kansas (USA), the victim was the Clutter family, consisting of a couple and two children.
At least, Nobel was on the podium thanks to a killer chemical - nitroglycerin. The chemical is found on a very bumpy road, from producing explosive compounds to a cardio…
An electronic cigarette works with the battery and releases the evaporated nicotine dose for the user to inhale. It gives a similar feeling when inhaling tobacco smoke b…
Sarin is a colorless, odorless, tasteless chemical that can kill people or leave bad health sequelaes in very small amounts.
Scientists identify personality disorders related to criminal acts. Many famous serial killers like Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy and Dennis Rader all have personality d…
According to sources from Nikei Asian Review, Kuyshu Medical, a small Japanese biotech company, successfully extracted tablet-like drugs that can kill mosquito larvae.
Common infectious diseases can become silent killers if there are no timely measures in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria. That is a recent review by medical pro…
According to the suspicious information, the cause of brain atrophy is not caused by Zika virus, but because of the anti-mosquito chemicals that treat malaria and dengue…
On average, 150 Vietnamese people die from diabetes every day, 7 times higher than the number of people who die from traffic accidents.
Being stung by bees, food poisoning, accidents ... are potential dangers that make people die more often than Ebola.
The insidious disease that doctors call