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Credit: Shutterstock Since the change of government at the May federal election, the fate of the contentious religious discrimination legislation remains unclear. There is bipartisan…

There are plenty of reasons to bang your head against a wall these days. But if you do, maybe don’t look to the woodpecker for inspiration. Scientists have long hypothesized that a spongy bone in the woodpecker’s skull cushions its repeated head slams like a well-designed safety helmet. (Indeed, engineers have modeled football helmets and shock-absorbing electronics after this idea.) But a new analysis shows the birds may be opting for power over protection. “Many studies heavily…

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Scientists have identified the traits that may make a person more likely to claim they hear the voices of the dead.According to research published in 2021, a predisposition to high levels of absorption in tasks, unusual auditory experiences in childhood, and a high susceptibility to auditory hallucinations all occur more strongly in self-described clairaudient mediums than the general population.  The finding could help us to better understand the upsetting auditory hallucinations that accompany mental illnesses such as…

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Photo: Matthias Schrader (AP)IBM is laying off its entire staff in Russia after suspending operations in March, according to an internal memo made public on Tuesday. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says the tech company is leaving the country after Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade neighboring Ukraine on Feb. 24, a war that’s still raging today, with no end in sight. About 1,000 people in Russiaare expected to lose their jobs, according to Reuters.“We chose to suspend operations so that we could evaluate…