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Issues of digital privacy are rarely this amoosing.

In August 2015, Google Street View captured images along the banks of the River Cam, in Cambridge, England. As the cameras snapped their way through a meadow called Coe Fen, a cow crossed the road.

Google apparently decided it would behoove them to add an identity-protecting blur. That is to say — the cow beside the Cam in Coe Fen was caught on camera, incognito.

A Cow With No Name: Google Blurs Bovine Face For Privacy

Photo: Google Street View

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sometimes i just get overwhelmed thinking about how unsafe hogwarts is like c’mon guys you have one school to manage in the whole of the UK and LOOK AT IT

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please unmute this

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This is probably one of the most obscure references that I think could possibly be made

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I can’t think of a single person who wouldn’t get this.

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The New York Botanical Garden’s corpse flower may finally bloom

After 10 years of waiting, the rare plant is finally set to bloom — and release a smell like literal death. When the corpse flower finally blooms, the flowers hidden in its massive outer layer release a heinous death stink that insects love. And the glorious process is being live-streamed now.

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Stinky.

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These timelapses are so epic. -Ariel

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Venusaur used Solar Beam

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#HAM #ithoughtofyou

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This will always be my favorite gifset. Ever.

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Oliver Sacks was a neurologist whose books and essays about the human brain explored our humanity. In the months after his cancer returned, he wrote beautifully about his own death. Sacks died on Sunday.

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Neurologist Oliver Sacks died a little over a week ago. Take some time and catch up on his writing. -Emily