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China Eastern says there is no evidence yet that the March crash was intentional

The Wall Street Journal quoted sources as saying that the black box data analysis reported that the crash of a China Eastern Airlines passenger plane in Guangxi in March, killing all 132 people, may have been caused by someone deliberately crashing the plane. China Eastern Airlines said that there is currently no conclusive evidence to

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Judge rules California law requiring women on boards is unconstitutional

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Maureen Duffy-Lewis ruled that a California law requiring corporate boards to include women is unconstitutional and violates the right to equal treatment. The California government sees the law as helpful in reversing a culture of discrimination that favors men, and it enacted the law after other measures had failed. The

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Shortly away from social networks can make you happier and less anxious

Researchers at the University of Bath report in the journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking a very simple experiment they conducted: The researchers recruited 154 volunteers, with an average age of 29.6 years, who were randomly assigned to stop using social media. (mainly Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok) for one week in the intervention group

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Lianjia database administrator sentenced to seven years for deleting database

Han Bing, the former database administrator of Lianjia, was sentenced to seven years in prison in the first instance for deleting the database, and the original sentence was upheld in the second instance. Han Bing used the company’s financial system such as administrator privileges and a root account on June 4, 2018, and deleted the

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Quantum phenomena that violate the law of conservation of energy

For three decades, quantum physicists Sandu Popescu, Yakir Aharonov and Daniel Rohrlich have been plagued by the same scenario. This started with a wave phenomenon they described in 1990 called superoscillation. “We’ve never been able to really say what the trouble is,” said University of Bristol professor Popescu. “We’ve come back here every year since

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Scientists find that AI can identify people’s ethnicity through X-ray imaging

Doctors cannot tell if a person is black, Asian or white just by looking at X-ray imaging results. Computers can , an international team of scientists including researchers at MIT and Harvard Medical School says in a surprising new paper. An artificial intelligence program trained to read X-ray imaging results and CT scans can predict

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