Saturday, August 04, 2018 by: Ethan Huff Tags: AI, alien force, alien life, artificial intelligence, computing, cyber attack, cyber war, Extra-terrestrials, false-flag, hoax, national security, Space, Viruses, weird science (Natural News) Science fiction is making headlines as actual news these days, suggesting that aliens from outer space are threatening to take down society using artificial intelligence, or AI. Researchers from Hawaii and Germany reportedly claim that aliens are already sending messages to humans that should be immediately deleted, lest they infect computer systems with malicious software that would result in an AI takeover. [Editor’s note: This claims sounds like bulls##t propaganda from the fake news media, but we are covering this story so that you know the latest nonsense being pushed by the establishment to try to make everybody in the world terrified of “aliens.” It’s like the “Russia hoax” on steroids, and it sounds … [Read more...] about Science HOAX? The Apocalypse could come in the form of malicious AI from aliens who shut down Earth’s global power grid
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Scientists use test-tube science to save nearly extinct rhino
Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE Scientists say they’ve used human test-tube baby techniques to try to save the nearly extinct northern white rhino. In an improbable experiment, they are trying to resurrect an entire species using dead males, two infertile remaining females, and some closely related southern white rhinos. And they say they also plan to use stem-cell technology to try to create a population of pure northern white rhinos in the lab. The European team of researchers created a few early-stage rhino embryos using a technique called intracytoplasmic sperm injection or ICSI. They used sperm from the last northern white rhino males before they died. Some of this sperm was injected into egg cells taken from females of the southern white rhino subspecies. They ended up with a handful of embryos, some of which could potentially be implanted into surrogate rhino mothers. While any … [Read more...] about Scientists use test-tube science to save nearly extinct rhino
Can texting help chemo patients? Reuters Health story keeps most study details on the DL
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Gene test for depression treatment: Realistic patient story helps keep WSJ article grounded
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Independent viewpoint helps round out HealthDay story on impact of earlier mammograms
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