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China bans women from ‘seductively’ eating bananas on live streams. No word on fate of cucumbers.

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PRINCESS IN BLACK

In 29 tweets, this author perfectly sums up the biggest problem with children’s literature

BONN, GERMANY - DECEMBER 09: A quadcopter drone arrives with a small delivery at Deutsche Post headquarters on December 9, 2013 in Bonn, Germany. Deutsche Post is testing deliveries of medicine from a pharmacy in Bonn in an examination into the viability of using drones for deliveries of small packages over short distances. U.S. online retailer Amazon has also started its intention to explore the possibilities of using drones for deliveries. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)

Teenage Dream

This teen wants to live alone in the wilderness with a drone that delivers Soylent

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DIGITAL DEATH

New California law would determine what happens to your Facebook and email when you die

Kristen V. Brown

Utah Software Engineer Mints Physical Bitcoins

I'M SPARTACUS!

Craig Wright fails to prove he’s Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, leaving many conspiracies in his wake

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Would you want your plastic surgeon Snapchatting your Brazilian butt lift?

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Meet the all-male book club, which promises not to read books with female protagonists

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Two Lies and a Truth

A fierce battle over who created a new Snapchat filter is tearing this community of artists apart

Charles Pulliam-Moore

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THE BECKIEST

The complete history of ‘Becky with the good hair,’ from the 1700s to ‘Lemonade’

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 09: In this photo illustration, an Instagram photo of the Facebook website app is seen on an Apple iPhone on April 9, 2012 in New York City. Facebook Inc. is acquiring photo-sharing app Instagram for approx. $1 billion. (Photo illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

kid's got skills

This 10-year-old Finnish kid found a flaw in Instagram and won $10,000