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A company called R3 Bio has proposed something never seen before:

Growing human brains.

At the same time, another company—Nectome—is working on preserving the brain itself, based on the idea that one day our minds might live in the cloud.

Could it actually work?

In this unnerving episode of @Codxlegendarium, we take a closer look.
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Exposing the news China tries to censor and mainstream media barely touches…

1) CEO Jensen Huang affair goes far beyond an affair with a Chinese businesswoman.

The FBI is digging into the situation, and a proposed class-action shareholder lawsuit has been filed against the company and Huang.

2) Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is ordering a sweeping overhaul of U.S. military education.

The refocus is toward prioritizing skills needed to win wars, rather than academic theories.

3) Billions in investment are flowing into the U.S. as foreign automakers establish or move production lines in response to Trump’s tariffs.

These and more top stories on @ChinaInFocusNTD.

Exposing the news China tries to censor and mainstream media barely touches…

1) We’ve got new lawmakers coming to Capitol Hill.

What will happen to U.S.-China relations now?

2) A troubling report shows China is using social media to pose as Americans and spread divisive political content.

3) Is war between China and Taiwan coming soon?

We examine how the Chinese military is preparing for a possible conflict—and what U.S. intelligence assessments reveal about the threat.

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🇺🇸 This WWII veteran survived D-Day. Then he lived to see 100.

When asked about his long life, James Bradley pointed to the values he never let go of. 🧵👇

Does this make sense to you?

If your car gets stolen, police step in. But if a stranger moves into your house in California?

Jonathan Madison, lead attorney at The Madison Firm, tells @BayA_Innovators what can happen next.

“If you have a situation where a person breaks into your home, the law allows me to stay at this property rent-free for as long as I can. Right?”

“Could be eight months, could be a year, could be longer in some cases.”