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Are the ancestors of octopuses actually more like squids? The story of octopuses and squids connected by the vampire squid

The genome of the peculiar deep-sea creature known as the "vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis)" has proven to be the key to filling the...

The number of "non-buying Americans" is increasing ─ The Christmas shopping season reflects the seriousness of the "savings mode"

As the full-scale Christmas shopping season begins in the United States, a trend of "non-buying Americans" is becoming noticeable, driven...

"Just One More" Destroys the Brain? How Short Video Addiction Steals Focus and Sleep - The Destination of a Brain Accustomed to "Instant Pleasure"

Samvel Martirosyan, a media expert from Armenia, has warned that excessive use of short video platforms may negatively impact attention span, sleep...

"Is it true that the universe is faster than light? A Simple Explanation of Why the Theory of Relativity Remains Intact"

The universe is expanding at a pace that exceeds the speed of light, but what is being violated is not the speed of objects, but rather the...

The Hidden "Brain Risk" Behind Snoring: New Evidence Linking Sleep Apnea and Parkinson's Disease

A large-scale study published in 2025 in the medical journal JAMA Neurology, involving approximately 11.3 million U.S. veterans, reported that...

Is Cosmic Dust the Origin of Life? Stardust is Not Just Trash - Cosmic Dust Mass-Producing the Building Blocks of Life

An international research team from Heriot-Watt University has demonstrated through experiments that mineral dust drifting in space can act as a...

"No Escape Even in the Deep Sea: The Impact of 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS on Whales and Dolphins"

An analysis of the livers of 127 whales and dolphins stranded along the coast of New Zealand revealed the presence of "forever chemicals"...

OpenAI significantly upgrades ChatGPT's "AI Shopping Assistant" for Black Friday

OpenAI has enhanced the shopping features integrated into ChatGPT by launching a new feature called "Shopping Research" to support...

Apple's First Foldable iPhone, Estimated Price Around 400,000 Yen? — Analysts Discuss the "Ultra-Premium Strategy" and the Future of the Smartphone Market in 2026

Apple is rumored to finally launch its "first foldable iPhone" as early as 2026, with analysts worldwide speculating on this development....

Increase in Violence Against Women and Girls: The Reality of "One Every Three Days" ─ Violence Against Women Becomes an "Invisible Pandemic"

Approximately one in three women worldwide has experienced violence, and this rate has remained largely unchanged for over 20 years. In Germany,...

The Pressure from China and the Boycott of Japanese Products: The Quiet Progress of the Japan-Philippines Defense Network

The "Japan-Philippines Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA)" came into effect in September 2025, and the first joint training was conducted...

Ukraine's Pursuit of a "NATO-style Shield" ─ Diverging Views Between the United States and Europe

In November 2025, the "28-Point Peace Proposal" presented by the United States called for Ukraine to reduce its military forces, cede...

Japan's Delicacy of Eel Faces Global Conservation Pressure: What Does the Future Hold for "Unaju"?

The high-end cuisine "unagi," indispensable on Japanese dining tables, is now at the center of global discussions on resource...

The World Takes Notice of the "Bag Plushie" Culture: A New Global Fashion Trend to Casually Wear Your "Likes"

Walking through Japanese streets, there's a noticeable increase in the "bag with plush" style, where people hang a plush toy...

Agriculture Transforms from "Climate Villain" to "Key Solution" — "3N Agriculture" Protecting Nature, Carbon, and Nutrition Simultaneously Changes the Future of Our Tables

Agriculture and food systems have often been labeled as the "culprits" of global warming. In fact, the entire food system, from...

Sanae Takaichi, Japan's First Female Prime Minister, Shakes Up "Long Working Hours Japan" — Is "2 Hours of Sleep, Waking Up at 3 AM" a Reform or a Step Backward?

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has sparked controversy both domestically and internationally by revealing her extreme work schedule, which includes...

Peace in Ukraine Contingent on "European Approval" - No to Trump's 28-Point Peace Plan: German Chancellor Scholz Indicates "Europe's Line"

At the G20 summit held in Johannesburg, South Africa, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that the end of the war in Ukraine "cannot...

The "War of Words" Between Japan and China Over the Taiwan Issue: Live Events Canceled, Travel Boycotts

China has strongly opposed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's parliamentary statement that "if China uses military force against...

Repel Seals with Sound: A New Weapon to Save Endangered Scottish Salmon

In Scotland, a plan has been reported to use underwater speakers to deter seals in order to protect endangered wild salmon. The strategy involves...

Did Weeds Know the Secret to Infertility? Plant Protein SCEP3 Sheds Light on the "Starting Line of Life"

A research team from the University of Leicester in the UK has identified a protein called SCEP3 in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana, which...

The Pain of Being Laughed at for Being a "Man" ─ Is Domestic Violence Only a Women's Issue? Why Speaking About Male Victims Can Save All Victims

The Irish study "MENCALLHELP2" analyzed 7,132 data entries from support organizations for male victims of domestic violence, reporting...

The First Device for Children Becomes Their First "Influencer Training Ground" - How Chinese Smartwatches Reflect the Future of a Society Driven by the Need for Approval

The popular children's smartwatch in China, "Little Genius," is not only equipped with location tracking and calling features but...

Activated carbon from water treatment plants as the "final disposal site"? No chemicals or high temperatures needed — The impact of new technology that "grinds away" PFAS

Clarkson University in the United States has reported a method for breaking down PFAS, often referred to as "forever chemicals," by...

When Compliments Make You Happy or Give You the Creeps: The Fine Line and How to Convey Them Well

Many people have likely experienced a moment when a comment like "You look great today" or "That presentation was really good"...