Take a break from stories about Schrödinger’s Iran War and feed your brain on these fascinating Monday Grail news briefs!
- Deep in a Spanish cave, archaeologists discovered a puzzling set of ancient inscriptions – could they be evidence of a mysterious subterranean cult?
- Inflammation may trigger persistent ‘out-of-body’ experiences, emerging research hints.
- Google pauses AI satellite images, after fears of deepfakes in the sky.
- How art invented humanity: When early humans first painted cave walls, they began to find out who they really were: our minds emerged from our images.
- ‘We have no freaking clue’ what weight-loss drugs are doing to your brain, warns Cambridge professor.
- Britain’s power grid has a blind spot for extreme solar storms, new research reveals.
- Here I am, tapping the sign again: How our own sun could destroy human civilization.
- Scientists claim to have found distinct brain activity during “medium” trances.
- AI companies have been buying in bulk from London’s rare book shops to train their models, before then destroying the books once scanned.
- 1,600-year-old phallic nail cleaner discovered near roadwork in England.
- UAPs are out there, and this physicist is convinced they’re not human – and he’s trying to prove it.
- How the wrong kind of nostalgia can endanger a society, encouraging people to reject the world as it is and seek to return to a better time – real or imagined.
- Video of the Day: Giant iceberg turns over near Greenland coast.
Quote of the Day
The direct use of force is such a poor solution to any problem, it is generally employed only by small children and large nations.
David Friedman
