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Two Raccoon Sisters On A Mexican Island Roll Soggy Napkins Into Balls, And Fascinated Scientists

The Island of Cozumel is far more than just a beautiful vacation destination. Located off the eastern coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, the island is home to one of the world's most critically endangered raccoon species. The pygmy raccoon is smaller and much more distinct from mainland raccoons because of…

Bored Panda · 23h ago

Benjamin Franklin's 13 Virtues Method: How to Track Habits and Build Discipline Without an App

The original habit tracker was a handmade gridFranklin started this in 1726, when he was twenty years old. He listed 13 virtues he wanted to embody, temperance, silence, order, resolution, frugality, industry, sincerity, justice, moderation, cleanliness, tranquility, chastity, and humility. He wrote them into a small notebook he carried everywhere.…

Times Life · Sep 30

AI Coding Accelerates as Software Governance Faces a New Test

BairesDev's Q3 2026 Dev Barometer, as highlighted by Yahoo Finance, found that 42% of developers surveyed said AI writes at least half their code, up from 12% a year earlier.

International Business Times · Sep 29

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Singapore has a new rule that could cost tourists $5,500. Here's what you need to know

Singapore has implemented tougher penalties to curb disruptive behaviors on its public transport system, aiming to enhance the experience for all commuters. Serious offenses, which may include loud music and inappropriate seat usage, could incur fines up to 5,000 Singapore dollars. Authorities stress the importance of mutual respect among passengers…

The Economic Times · Sep 29

Man Takes The Opportunity To Ruin Ex’s Life For Cheating On Him By Showing A Few Videos To Her Family

A 3-month-long relationship resulted in a devastating breakup. The guy discovered that his ex-girlfriend had cheated and spread rumors about him, so he went nuclear. He pulled off the most brutal revenge by exposing her to her family. Read the whole story to uncover how his revenge sparked a heated…

Bored Panda · Sep 29

From kindergarten to disciplinary school: Texas sends kids as young as 6 to harsh alternative campuses

State data show thousands of elementary school students receive this punishment each year.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 29

Brain Lesions Can Shift Spiritual Belief Up or Down, and a Tumor That Made a Woman Sing Religious Songs Adds a Strange Twist

A woman's tumor-linked religious singing is a vivid example of how brain damage can shift spiritual behavior, a link researchers have mapped.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

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OpenAI Pauses Training Of Its Most Capable Models, Details New Incident Where An Agent Found A Way Around Internet Restrictions.

The company has stopped training, evaluation and tool-enabled inference while it validates new network controls and conducts additional red-teaming.siemp

International Business Times · Sep 28

Entitled Nephews Think They Can Literally Commit Crimes And Nothing Will Happen, Learn Otherwise

“Boys will be boys” is one of those phrases people often use to brush off bad behavior and let kids off the hook. But if no one ever holds them accountable, they can start believing they’ll get away with anything. One uncle had finally had enough of his entitled teenage…

Bored Panda · Sep 28

The Mirror Test: Which Animals Pass, Which Fail, and What It Reveals About Animal Intelligence and Consciousness

What the Mirror Test Actually IsGordon Gallup Jr. put a chimpanzee in front of a mirror in 1970 and watched it do something no researcher had documented before: the chimp used the reflection to inspect parts of its own body it could not otherwise see, the inside of its mouth,…

Times Life · Sep 27

OpenAI says its models engaged with US government websites in new model misbehavior disclosure

OpenAI has disclosed its artificial intelligence models have interacted with U.S. government websites in unexpected ways

The Independent UK · Sep 26

New Jersey lieutenant governor resigns after sexual harassment accusation

Investigation determined Dale Caldwell violated state ethics rules and engaged in harassing behavior

The Guardian - US · Sep 25

New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell resigns after sexual harassment investigation

Investigators found that he made unwanted advances toward a staff member’s friend, telling the employee after being rejected that ‘you young women are looking for young sperm’

The Independent UK · Sep 25

Entitled Woman Auctions Sis Off As A 4-Hour Free Sitter For $210, Throws A Hissy Fit As She Refuses

Just because someone is family doesn’t mean we should take them for granted. This woman just couldn’t believe it when her sister auctioned her off as a free babysitter at her kids’ school fundraiser. Here’s how it sparked a sibling conflict and led to more drama. Read the full article…

Bored Panda · Sep 25

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Bored Panda · Sep 25

Entitled Mom Demands Guy’s Medical Device Because Her Spoiled Teen Is Bored

If you haven’t noticed it yet, entitled parents tend to raise incredibly entitled children. When you enable selfish and downright disrespectful behavior, you end up making strangers’ lives miserable. Well, unless they push back! It is jaw-droppingly intriguing to watch narcissists who can’t take a friendly “no” for an answer…

Motor1 · Sep 24

Your Car Knows When You're Getting Tired

Your car can't actually read your mind, but it is able to spots the subtle signs that you might be getting too tired to drive.

Bored Panda · Sep 22

Professionals Who “Read” People For A Living Reveal 60 Behaviors That Tell Them Everything They Need To Know

People reveal more about themselves through their everyday behavior than they may realize. From the way someone moves and speaks to tiny habits they display under pressure, professionals who regularly deal with strangers say there are certain clues they learn to notice almost automatically. We gathered some of the most…

Bored Panda · Sep 22

Woman Pays For Everything For 2 Years, Jobless BF Still Thinks Her Money Needs His Financial Advice

She spent two years paying for everything while her boyfriend sat on his hands, waited for referrals, and told her her rent should be going toward a mortgage he had no money to contribute to. She asked to talk about moving in together on a Saturday afternoon. He sat in…

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The Guardian - US · Sep 22

Using AI to ‘talk to animals’ might make us feel clever – but what, if anything, does it do for them?

As animal behaviorists increasingly use AI in their research, they grapple with how to wield the technology responsibly

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Psychology says there’s a reason some people seem like a different person around different friends

Sometimes, the change is genuine. People are not psychologically fixed throughout their lives; their attitudes, habits and ways of relating to others can evolve over time. Friends, romantic partners, colleagues and the communities they belong to can all play a role in shaping that development.

We Got This Covered · Sep 21

TikToker lists seven behaviors she counts as cheating, including deleting messages and liking suggestive photos of other women. Commenters are unsure

She's made her points razor-sharp, though.

The Independent UK · Sep 21

Top psychiatrist says Trump behaves like a ‘toddler’ trying to be ‘ruler of the universe’ to fight feeling of helplessness

Former Harvard doctor described president’s behavior as ‘abnormal and pathological’

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Psychology says people who struggle to confront others may be running a powerful risk calculation

Avoiding a confrontation can be the safest and most sensible choice when a situation feels threatening. The pattern becomes more psychologically meaningful when someone consistently struggles to voice their needs, set necessary boundaries or communicate disagreement even in situations where speaking up is both safe and reasonable.

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Psychology says people who change their socks every day may be following a habit their brain rarely thinks about

Putting on a fresh pair of socks every day does not automatically mean someone is unusually hygienic, disciplined, organized, concerned about germs or highly conscientious. The habit can have much simpler explanations, with factors such as climate, exercise, footwear, workplace conditions, upbringing and personal hygiene routines all influencing how frequently…

Bored Panda · Sep 21

74 Examples Of Completely Wild Public Transport Interactions That Might Make You Buy A Car

Public transit is supposed to make getting around easier, but sometimes the hardest part of the commute is the people sharing the ride. Packed buses, loud passengers, blocked doors, overflowing bags, and strangers invading personal space can turn an ordinary journey into a serious test of patience. Even small annoyances…

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