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HumansIn USSR, generals did it by the numbers
A statistical analysis of the dates and times of Soviet underground nuclear tests suggests that the favorite numbers of the test-site commander may have had a significant influence upon the precise timing of the detonations.
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EarthMonitors get weird vibes from Antarctic
In late 2000, seismometers on islands in the South Pacific picked up vibrations that were eventually traced to a large iceberg drifting in the Ross Sea north of Antarctica.
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Brain keeps tabs on arbitrary patterns
Several parts of the frontal brain cooperatively identify apparent regularities in random sequences of events and detect breaks in those patterns.