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Here’s The ‘Arc Raiders’ Open Beta End Time, Plus Actual Release Date

Here’s The ‘Arc Raiders’ Open Beta End Time, Plus Actual Release Date

Arc Raiders is currently putting up huge numbers on Steam for its free Open Beta “server slam,” topping out at 189,668 concurrents so far. It’s gearing up to be a huge hit for Embark, a relatively small studio, even if the final numbers will come down, given that the game is not free-to-play and will cost $40 for the standard …

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‘Stranger Things’ Season 5, Volume 1: “Actual” Episode Runtimes Revealed

‘Stranger Things’ Season 5, Volume 1: “Actual” Episode Runtimes Revealed

The final season of Stranger Things is coming soon, and co-creator Ross Duffer is teasing fans with the runtimes for the first batch of episodes. In a new social media post, Duffer clarified that the runtime of the episodes will drop with Stranger Things Season 5: Volume 1 on November 26. “ACTUAL runtimes,” read the caption of the Instagram post. …

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What Is Irritable Male Syndrome? IMS Is An Actual Condition.

What Is Irritable Male Syndrome? IMS Is An Actual Condition.

We seem to have reached peak “get off my lawn” culture, with men having temper tantrums all over the damn place. Whether they’re typing shrill all-caps messages, foaming at the mouth with road rage or aggressively punching holes in your drywall, men seem to be angrier than ever. And with a “boys will be boys” cultural mindset that provides a …

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Smartwatches are useless for measuring actual stress levels, study says – TechSpot

Smartwatches are useless for measuring actual stress levels, study says  TechSpot Smartwatches offer little insight into stress levels, researchers find  The Guardian New Study Finds Smartwatches Aren’t That Good at Measuring Stress  Gizmodo Your Smartwatch Doesn’t Know Much About Your Mental State and Here’s Why  nextpit.com Is Wearable Tech Making Us Healthier—or Just More Neurotic?  The Daily Beast Source link

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I’m an Actual Landman. the Show Exaggerates but Gets Some Things Right

I’m an Actual Landman. the Show Exaggerates but Gets Some Things Right

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Matt Toohey, 42, the land manager at Forge Energy III in San Antonio, Texas. He has watched every episode of the television drama, Landman, which follows a fictional landman and is in production for its second season. It has been edited for length and clarity. I barely knew what being a …

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When Internet Hysteria Meets Actual Science

When Internet Hysteria Meets Actual Science

The internet’s latest health villain has arrived, and it’s hiding in your kitchen cabinet. Seed oils—canola, soy, sunflower, and their botanical brethren—are being blamed for everything from brain fog to heart disease. Social media influencers call them the “Hateful Eight,” while wellness gurus claim they’re more toxic than industrial waste. Here’s the thing: the science doesn’t back up the hysteria. …

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Most US adults have hearts older than their actual age; 7 simple habits to keep the heart younger |

Most US adults have hearts older than their actual age; 7 simple habits to keep the heart younger |

Turns out, you’re not exactly ‘child’ at heart!A new nationwide study has shed light on a concerning trend: most American adults have hearts that are older than their real age, sometimes even by over a decade. Using the PREVENT Heart Age Calculator developed by researchers at Northwestern Medicine, scientists found that the average heart age is 4 to 7 years …

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New tool determines your “heart age” compared to your actual age

New tool determines your “heart age” compared to your actual age

When clinicians talk to patients about preventing heart disease, they typically describe risk in dry percentages such as “eight out of 100 people like you may have a heart attack in the next decade.” Many Americans find that hard to grasp – and the numbers do not always move them to action. A research team at Northwestern University Feinberg School …

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