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President Trump’s COVID-19 treatment includes an experimental antibody cocktail

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This DIY-er found a boat he liked in the PopSci archives. Then he built it.

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The ‘chew chew cult’ is a Victorian diet fad that should really, really never come back

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Elf on the Shelf and Krampus are more alike than you think

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Did a Swedish king really try to ban coffee with a deadly scientific experiment?

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The weirdest things we learned this week: the origin of moron, forgotten scurvy cures, and bisexual space stations
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