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    Researchers Identify Brain Circuit Linked to OCD●Research Reveals a Specific Brain Circuit Implicated in OCD | Newswise✉newsHealthMental Health1 d ago

    New research points to a specific brain circuit implicated in obsessive-compulsive disorder, according to a study announced via Newswise. The findings add to growing scientific understanding of the neurological basis of OCD and could inform future targeted treatments. Details of the study, including the researchers and institutions involved, have not been provided.

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    SpaceX reportedly buying Nvidia AI chips in bulk●Nvidia Stock: Here’s How Many AI Chips SpaceX Is Buying.✉newsTechnologySemiconductors3 d ago

    Barron's reports that SpaceX is purchasing a significant number of Nvidia AI chips, tying Elon Musk's space company to the booming demand for artificial intelligence computing hardware. The report follows widespread interest in how much AI compute Musk's ventures are securing, as Nvidia's GPUs remain the most sought-after chips in the industry. Investors are watching Nvidia's stock closely as major buyers like SpaceX add to already heavy demand.

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    Gen Z friends turn pickle obsession into Rs 81 crore startup▼Gen Z friends turned their shared pickle obsession on TikTok into a food startup now valued at Rs 81 crore✉newsBusinessStartups3 d ago

    A group of Gen Z friends has built a food startup around their shared love of pickles, a passion they first showcased on TikTok. The venture, which grew out of their viral content, is now valued at Rs 81 crore. The story highlights how social media fandoms can be converted into real consumer brands.

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    Netflix Wanted 'Obsession' and Wouldn't Have Released It Theatrically▼Netflix Wanted 'Obsession' and Wouldn't Have Released It in Theaters https://gizmodo.com/netflix-wanted-obsession-and-woMmastodonCultureEntertainment219 h ago

    Netflix reportedly pursued the film 'Obsession' and, had it acquired it, would have released it only on streaming rather than in theaters. The claim has drawn attention amid ongoing debate about streaming platforms bypassing cinema runs, and what that means for a film's awards prospects, box office, and cultural reach.

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    Singapore sociologist Teo You Yenn critiques state pro-family policy●Teo You Yenn, Singapore academic in her book on family in Singapore “Unease”: “Pro-family: the obsession with defining aMmastodonCultureBooks37 h ago

    Sociologist Teo You Yenn, author of a book on family life in Singapore, argues that the state's pro-family agenda is fixated on defining and policing the boundaries of what counts as a family — its make-up, roles and responsibilities — without equal attention to supporting people's actual needs. Readers are sharing the passage and debating whether Singapore's family policies leave too many people out.

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    New Research Identifies Brain Circuit Linked to OCD▼New Research Reveals a Specific Brain Circuit Implicated in OCD✉newsHealthMedicine9 h ago

    Researchers at Stony Brook University have identified a specific brain circuit implicated in obsessive-compulsive disorder, according to new findings announced by the institution. The work adds to growing scientific understanding of the neurological basis of OCD and could inform future targeted treatments for the condition, which affects millions of people worldwide.

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    Critics blast tech sector's 'national security' fixation●The # technology sector has developed an exquisitely overblown and grandiloquent fixation on "security" and especially "MmastodonTechnology23 h ago

    A commentator has accused the technology industry of an exaggerated, rhetorical obsession with "security" and especially "national security," comparing the language to Reagan-era Cold War framing. The post argues that such rhetoric is used to justify belligerence and repression, drawing a direct link between the industry's security discourse and far-right politics in the United States.

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    Fat Bear Week champion about to be crowned▼It’s almost time to crown a Fat Bear Week champion: Inside the National Park contest that became an internet obsession.✉newsTechnologyInternet7 h ago

    Katmai National Park's annual Fat Bear Week contest is reaching its finale, with voters choosing which brown bear has bulked up most before hibernation. The playful popularity contest, run by the National Park Service and explore.org, has grown into a viral internet phenomenon, drawing millions of votes and widespread media attention as fans debate their favourite chubby competitors.

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    YouTube Executive Predicts More Internet-Born Hits at Box Office and Oscars▼YouTube Exec Sees More ‘Obsession’-, ‘Backrooms’-Style Smashes Hitting Box Office – and Oscars✉newsCultureFilm15 h ago

    A YouTube executive says films inspired by internet phenomena like 'Obsession' and 'Backrooms' will increasingly become box office smashes and even Oscars contenders, per The Hollywood Reporter. The remarks point to online-native stories moving from viral origins into mainstream cinema recognition.

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    Obsession Director's Horror Film Anything But Ghosts Gets Release Date●Obsession Director’s New Horror Movie Anything But Ghosts Sets Release Date https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.comi ngsoMmastodonCultureFilm18 h ago

    The director of the horror film Obsession has set a release date for their next movie, Anything But Ghosts. The news comes via ComingSoon.net, which reports the upcoming horror project now has a confirmed theatrical rollout. Details on the plot and cast remain limited, but the announcement gives horror fans a new title to track ahead of its debut.

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    13 Celebrities Reveal Their Unusual Fitness Hobby Obsessions●13 Celebs Share Their Unusual Fitness Hobby Obsessions✉newsHealthFitness18 h ago

    A roundup published on Yahoo lists 13 celebrities and the unusual fitness hobbies they are obsessed with, detailing each star's offbeat approach to staying in shape. Beyond the list itself, no further details about the celebrities or the hobbies are available. The item is circulating as light entertainment content in the fitness and celebrity news space.

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    New Profile Examines the Obsessions of William T. Vollmann▼Decoding the Obsessions of William T. Vollmann✉newsCultureBooks1 d ago

    Alta Journal has published a feature exploring the recurring preoccupations of American novelist William T. Vollmann, whose sprawling, risk-taking books have long examined violence, poverty, sex work, imperialism and his own confrontations with danger. The piece revisits his reputation as one of American literature's most uncompromising and prolific figures, tracing how his personal fixations feed his sprawling body of work.