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Study finds no correlation between growing up playing violent video games and increased levels of aggression 10 years later (Gamesage)

Gamesage: Study finds no correlation between growing up playing violent video games and increased levels of aggression 10 years later  —  A ten-year longitudinal study published in the Journal of Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking on a group in early adolescence from as young as ten years old … Study finds no correlation between growing

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Over 66 SPACs were raised in 2020, according to PitchBook, up from 30 in 2019, amid a year of uncertainty that opened tech companies' eyes to an IPO alternative (Shakeel Hashim/Protocol)

Shakeel Hashim / Protocol: Over 66 SPACs were raised in 2020, according to PitchBook, up from 30 in 2019, amid a year of uncertainty that opened tech companies’ eyes to an IPO alternative  —  For many in the tech industry, 2020 was a year of two acronyms.  There was COVID, obviously.  And then there were

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Kids who head soccer balls are more likely to develop dementia, neurologists say

Alarm bells are ringing in sport about the risk of a group of chronic, neuro-degenerative diseases, commonly understood as dementia. There is an increasingly large body of evidence which has identified that small, repetitive collisions of the brain inside the skull cause this disease. More high-profile players from England’s 1966 World Cup-winning squad are getting

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The Bay Area won't be displaced as the nation's top tech hub anytime soon but lawmakers need to recognize the dangers of bad governance that is fueling backlash (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg: The Bay Area won’t be displaced as the nation’s top tech hub anytime soon but lawmakers need to recognize the dangers of bad governance that is fueling backlash  —  Silicon Valley remains the world’s preeminent tech hub.  But that won’t last if lawmakers there keep antagonizing businesses. The Bay Area won't be displaced as

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