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Venice Biennale Highlights Collaborative, Sustainable Architecture
The 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective," features 750 participants and 300+ projects across 66 national pavilions, emphasizing collaborative, sustainable solutions to climate change, particularly the construction industry's 40% contribution to CO2 emissi...
Venice Biennale Highlights Collaborative, Sustainable Architecture
The 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective," features 750 participants and 300+ projects across 66 national pavilions, emphasizing collaborative, sustainable solutions to climate change, particularly the construction industry's 40% contribution to CO2 emissi...
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32% Bias Score
Short Shorts Film Festival Showcases Global Diversity, Dystopian Themes
The Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, running June 7-11 in Tokyo, presents roughly 250 short films from 108 countries, emphasizing diversity and dystopian themes, with a new "Horror and Suspense" category and 600,000 yen prizes for five competition winners.
Short Shorts Film Festival Showcases Global Diversity, Dystopian Themes
The Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, running June 7-11 in Tokyo, presents roughly 250 short films from 108 countries, emphasizing diversity and dystopian themes, with a new "Horror and Suspense" category and 600,000 yen prizes for five competition winners.
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28% Bias Score
Fine words butter no parsnips": Meaning and AI Implications
The English proverb "Fine words butter no parsnips" signifies that impressive language without action is ineffective; this is illustrated by a recent trend of testing AI's ability to interpret nonsensical phrases, highlighting the potential for misinterpretations.
Fine words butter no parsnips": Meaning and AI Implications
The English proverb "Fine words butter no parsnips" signifies that impressive language without action is ineffective; this is illustrated by a recent trend of testing AI's ability to interpret nonsensical phrases, highlighting the potential for misinterpretations.
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48% Bias Score
Ancient Gold Ring Unearthed in Jerusalem's City of David
Archaeologists unearthed a 2,300-year-old gold ring with a red gemstone in Jerusalem's City of David, offering insights into daily life during the Second Temple period; a second similar ring was found nearby, suggesting intentional burial possibly connected to Hellenistic traditions, and reflecting ...
Ancient Gold Ring Unearthed in Jerusalem's City of David
Archaeologists unearthed a 2,300-year-old gold ring with a red gemstone in Jerusalem's City of David, offering insights into daily life during the Second Temple period; a second similar ring was found nearby, suggesting intentional burial possibly connected to Hellenistic traditions, and reflecting ...
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48% Bias Score
Austrian Eurovision Winner Wants Next Contest Without Israel
Austria's Eurovision winner, Johannes Pietsch, stated his wish to hold next year's contest in Vienna without Israel, following criticism of Israel's participation amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas; this reflects a growing sentiment among some participants and the public.
Austrian Eurovision Winner Wants Next Contest Without Israel
Austria's Eurovision winner, Johannes Pietsch, stated his wish to hold next year's contest in Vienna without Israel, following criticism of Israel's participation amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas; this reflects a growing sentiment among some participants and the public.
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60% Bias Score
The Tastemakers: A WWII Story of Survival and Historical Debate
The Tastemakers" recounts the true story of Margot Wolk, one of 15 women forced to taste-test Hitler's food at the Wolf's Lair in 1943, emphasizing her survival and escape with the aid of an SS officer while highlighting the historical debate surrounding her account.
The Tastemakers: A WWII Story of Survival and Historical Debate
The Tastemakers" recounts the true story of Margot Wolk, one of 15 women forced to taste-test Hitler's food at the Wolf's Lair in 1943, emphasizing her survival and escape with the aid of an SS officer while highlighting the historical debate surrounding her account.
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52% Bias Score
Lapid's "Yes": Decadence and Violence in Israel
Yes," a new film by Nadav Lapid, depicts the opulent lives of Israel's ruling class amidst the suffering in Gaza, using a fictional song inspired by a real-life event to highlight the call for extermination in Gaza and the trauma of the 7 October attacks.
Lapid's "Yes": Decadence and Violence in Israel
Yes," a new film by Nadav Lapid, depicts the opulent lives of Israel's ruling class amidst the suffering in Gaza, using a fictional song inspired by a real-life event to highlight the call for extermination in Gaza and the trauma of the 7 October attacks.
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56% Bias Score
Oliver Jeffers: Empathy and Imagination in Children's Literature
Oliver Jeffers, a 48-year-old Australian author and illustrator, has sold over 18 million copies of his children's books across 50 languages, emphasizing empathy and connection in his fantastical narratives while advocating for a technology-free childhood.
Oliver Jeffers: Empathy and Imagination in Children's Literature
Oliver Jeffers, a 48-year-old Australian author and illustrator, has sold over 18 million copies of his children's books across 50 languages, emphasizing empathy and connection in his fantastical narratives while advocating for a technology-free childhood.
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32% Bias Score
Passing of Achilleas Theofilou: A Legacy in Greek Music
Achilleas Theofilou, a prominent Greek music producer born in Mytilene in 1940, passed away on Tuesday at 85; his career at Minos EMI from 1970 significantly shaped Greek music and mentored many artists.
Passing of Achilleas Theofilou: A Legacy in Greek Music
Achilleas Theofilou, a prominent Greek music producer born in Mytilene in 1940, passed away on Tuesday at 85; his career at Minos EMI from 1970 significantly shaped Greek music and mentored many artists.
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16% Bias Score
Elephant's Death Aids Reconstruction of 1.5-Million-Year-Old Tools
The death of Yoyo, a 54-year-old elephant from Barcelona Zoo, allowed scientists to recreate 1.5-million-year-old bone tools found in Tanzania, providing insights into the cognitive abilities of Homo erectus.
Elephant's Death Aids Reconstruction of 1.5-Million-Year-Old Tools
The death of Yoyo, a 54-year-old elephant from Barcelona Zoo, allowed scientists to recreate 1.5-million-year-old bone tools found in Tanzania, providing insights into the cognitive abilities of Homo erectus.
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36% Bias Score
Second Ancient Gold Ring Unearthed in Jerusalem
Archaeologists in Jerusalem's City of David unearthed a 2,300-year-old gold ring with a red gemstone, the second such discovery this year, believed to have belonged to a child marking the transition to adulthood during the Second Temple period.
Second Ancient Gold Ring Unearthed in Jerusalem
Archaeologists in Jerusalem's City of David unearthed a 2,300-year-old gold ring with a red gemstone, the second such discovery this year, believed to have belonged to a child marking the transition to adulthood during the Second Temple period.
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40% Bias Score
Basque Public University Changes Name to EH, Emphasizing Basque Identity
The Basque Public University (UPV) is changing its name to Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (EH) to simplify its image and promote the Basque language, a decision by rector José Ramón Bengoetxea impacting 40,000 students and aligning with his goal of strengthening Basque presence at the university.
Basque Public University Changes Name to EH, Emphasizing Basque Identity
The Basque Public University (UPV) is changing its name to Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (EH) to simplify its image and promote the Basque language, a decision by rector José Ramón Bengoetxea impacting 40,000 students and aligning with his goal of strengthening Basque presence at the university.
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40% Bias Score
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