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Animated Stereoscopic Images from the 19th Century

Joshua Heineman has animated some stereoscopic images from the New York Public library such as this 1883 Central Park hippo to excellent effect.  Instead of old-timey metal glasses with the image on a track that moves closer and farther from the eyes for focus, the quick flipping between images in these animated GIFs lets you

Pink Bubble Gum Sculptures by Maurizio Savini

Savini, an artist from Rome, has created these playful sculptures from bubble gum.  The human subjects are  more dark alley than uncanny valley; the animals, particularly the bear and crocodile, hit the mark.  The gallery says: “Also for those born in the sixties as Maurizio Savini and I, chewing-gum reaches in the mind‘s meanders at

Stubble is Great for Love & Marriage

Interesting study: apparently stubble=good mate and beards=masculine, older…. The explanation for the preference is not clear, but experts in human evolution say that that facial hair may be a signal of aggression because it boosts the apparent size of the lower jaw, emphasising the teeth as weapons. However, it seems to be only be in

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