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How Jupiter Shields Earth from Asteroids: The Science Explained
Science
Apr 14, 2026 8 min

How Jupiter Shields Earth from Asteroids: The Science Explained

This article explains how Jupiter's massive gravity influences the paths of asteroids and comets, sometimes protecting Earth and sometimes increasing impact risk. It explores the physical mechanisms, historical evidence, modern simulations, and implications for planetary defense.

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Francesco
How a Gym High‑Five Backfired: Pavlov'd a Powerlifter
Lifestyle
Apr 13, 2026 8 min

How a Gym High‑Five Backfired: Pavlov'd a Powerlifter

A humorous long-form recount of a gym mishap where a playful Pavlovian high-five to a powerlifter spirals into a lesson about gym rituals, consent, and community. The article blends narrative, social dynamics, and practical etiquette pointers for anyone who trains around others.

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Francesco
How One Gamer Built a 15-Fan Noctua “Superdome” and Cut Temps 20°C
Technology
Apr 13, 2026 8 min

How One Gamer Built a 15-Fan Noctua “Superdome” and Cut Temps 20°C

A detailed, first-principles look at an extreme DIY cooling mod: a 15-fan 'superdome' built from Noctua fans that reportedly lowered gaming temperatures by 20°C. We examine design, results, noise, power, safety, and whether this is a practical approach for your rig.

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Francesco
Accidental Pavlov: My High-Five Gym Contract with a Powerlifter
Lifestyle
Apr 13, 2026 8 min

Accidental Pavlov: My High-Five Gym Contract with a Powerlifter

A humorous first-person long-form account of how a reflex high-five turned into a binding social contract with a gym powerlifter, exploring Pavlovian conditioning, gym etiquette, habit formation, and practical strategies to regain schedule control.

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Francesco
Palantir CEO Warns AI Will ‘Destroy’ Humanities Jobs — What It Means
Technology
Apr 13, 2026 9 min

Palantir CEO Warns AI Will ‘Destroy’ Humanities Jobs — What It Means

A controversial comment from Palantir's CEO about AI 'destroying' humanities jobs sparked debate. This long-form feature examines the claim, what humanities roles are most vulnerable, which human skills remain essential, and practical steps workers, educators, and policymakers can take to navigate a rapidly changing labor market.

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Francesco
Orbán Ousted After 16 Years: Hungary's Political Earthquake
World
Apr 12, 2026 8 min

Orbán Ousted After 16 Years: Hungary's Political Earthquake

In a historic April 12, 2026 vote, Viktor Orbán conceded defeat after 16 years as Hungary’s prime minister, handing victory to Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party. The result ushers in an uncertain transition with wide implications for Hungary’s domestic policies, its role in the EU, and the future of Europe’s populist right.

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Francesco
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