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When the machines take over, you may remember this as a pivotal moment.

A popular YouTube video claims you can stay cool during the heat of the summer by creating a refreshing "instant slushie" with your favorite brand of soft drink. Is it true? There's only one way I'll believe it, and that's by trying it myself.

What is it about babies that make us go, "Awwwww?" That's a question we may now be able to answer.

And now for the most important story of the day.

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Remember those dorky kids in school? While you went on to have what I'll assume is a good life working a decent job and having a family, they went on to create things like this that make the world a better place.

I am such a geek! I get excited by some of the strangest things, and the fact that scientist have discovered a bacteria that eats toxins and poops gold is just awesome!

Now you don't "have a problem", you're conducting a science experiment!

The discovery could lead to improved body armor for troops on the battlefield and police officers on the streets.

I'm not the smartest guy in the room, but I've always been fascinated by science and how things react. So when I saw this video of a professor at Plymouth University in England showing how volatile liquid nitrogen can get when it warms to room temperature, I had to watch.

This video is HOT — literally! (Insert rimshot sound effect here)

So an art professor and a geologist walk into a lab...